Dream Psychology
Dream Psychology
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The answer to this question mustthrow light on the psychic nature of wishes; and it will be given withthe aid of the diagram of the psychic apparatus.
We do not doubt that even this apparatus attained its present perfectionthrough a long course of development. Let us attempt to restore it as itexisted in an early phase of its activity. From assumptions, to beconfirmed elsewhere, we know that at first the apparatus strove to keepas free from excitement as possible, and in its first formation, th...erefore, the scheme took the form of a reflex apparatus, which enabledit promptly to discharge through the motor tracts any sensible stimulusreaching it from without. But this simple function was disturbed by thewants of life, which likewise furnish the impulse for the furtherdevelopment of the apparatus. The wants of life first manifestedthemselves to it in the form of the great physical needs. The excitementaroused by the inner want seeks an outlet in motility, which may bedesignated as "inner changes" or as an "expression of the emotions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The answer to this question mustthrow light on the psychic nature of wishes; and it will be given withthe aid of the diagram of the psychic apparatus.
We do not doubt that even this apparatus attained its present perfectionthrough a long course of development. Let us attempt to restore it as itexisted in an early phase of its activity. From assumptions, to beconfirmed elsewhere, we know that at first the apparatus strove to keepas free from excitement as possible, and in its first formation, th...erefore, the scheme took the form of a reflex apparatus, which enabledit promptly to discharge through the motor tracts any sensible stimulusreaching it from without. But this simple function was disturbed by thewants of life, which likewise furnish the impulse for the furtherdevelopment of the apparatus. The wants of life first manifestedthemselves to it in the form of the great physical needs. The excitementaroused by the inner want seeks an outlet in motility, which may bedesignated as "inner changes" or as an "expression of the emotions.
What to read after Dream Psychology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freud, Sigmund, 1856-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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