An Introduction to the Psychological Problems of Industry
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1 To-day, too, we have our students of contemporary civilization who are able to describe in intimate detail the anatomy of our social unrest. But just as we were unable to explain scientifically the causes for the occurrence of what Janet called the 1 See The Major Symptoms of Hysteria.
140 PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF INDUSTRY weakening or the disintegration of the " mental synthesis " in the individual mind before Freud introduced to us his concepts of mental conflict, repression, and the uncon...scious, and Jung his theory of regression and the complex, so we shall be at a loss whenever we attempt to account completely for industrial disorder till we can discover for general application some such similarly useful concepts of etiology.
Mr. Trotter x has recently helped us to understand how the Freudian concepts may be applied at one point to an elucidation of our social problems. Freud, as a typical individualist, speaks of the early appearance in every young child of a tendency to repress from con- sciousness those pleasurable ideas and wishes which it would cost him much pain to express.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 To-day, too, we have our students of contemporary civilization who are able to describe in intimate detail the anatomy of our social unrest. But just as we were unable to explain scientifically the causes for the occurrence of what Janet called the 1 See The Major Symptoms of Hysteria.
140 PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF INDUSTRY weakening or the disintegration of the " mental synthesis " in the individual mind before Freud introduced to us his concepts of mental conflict, repression, and the uncon...scious, and Jung his theory of regression and the complex, so we shall be at a loss whenever we attempt to account completely for industrial disorder till we can discover for general application some such similarly useful concepts of etiology.
Mr. Trotter x has recently helped us to understand how the Freudian concepts may be applied at one point to an elucidation of our social problems. Freud, as a typical individualist, speaks of the early appearance in every young child of a tendency to repress from con- sciousness those pleasurable ideas and wishes which it would cost him much pain to express.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Watts to read onlineMoreLess
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