Addresses On Psycho Analysis
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2 I should be inclined here, were it not for extending these remarks too far, to suggest the same supplement that I have suggested in other portions of this paper. I believe, namely, that the movements which take place in our mental life are always "ambivalent" (Bleuler), that is, that each movement in one direction contains, by inference, a facit recognition of the fact that a movement in the opposite direction might take place. Thus, our reversions toward childhood are in reality relative onl...y, and are tinctured with a sense of conflict due to a recognition of a possible movement in the direction of sublimation. Here again Emerson's significant line, "The fiend that man harries is love of the best", comes into mind.
236 which lead so many persons, when exposed to difficulty and stress, to disregard the summons of the nobler elements in their natures in favor of elements that might be called, in a sense, less noble 1 .
It is this consideration of practicaf importance which, in my estimation, should lead us to rate the "sexuality" motive as more significant than the " self-preservation " motive, in the causation and analysis of the psychoneuroses, even though it may be true that the latter motive stands higher in the scale of importance as regards life as a whole.
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2 I should be inclined here, were it not for extending these remarks too far, to suggest the same supplement that I have suggested in other portions of this paper. I believe, namely, that the movements which take place in our mental life are always "ambivalent" (Bleuler), that is, that each movement in one direction contains, by inference, a facit recognition of the fact that a movement in the opposite direction might take place. Thus, our reversions toward childhood are in reality relative onl...y, and are tinctured with a sense of conflict due to a recognition of a possible movement in the direction of sublimation. Here again Emerson's significant line, "The fiend that man harries is love of the best", comes into mind.
236 which lead so many persons, when exposed to difficulty and stress, to disregard the summons of the nobler elements in their natures in favor of elements that might be called, in a sense, less noble 1 .
It is this consideration of practicaf importance which, in my estimation, should lead us to rate the "sexuality" motive as more significant than the " self-preservation " motive, in the causation and analysis of the psychoneuroses, even though it may be true that the latter motive stands higher in the scale of importance as regards life as a whole.
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