Fundamental Conceptions of Psychoanalysis
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" He was very pleased and said: "I shall never go to the other cafes again: this is the only place I will visit hereafter. " Where does the wit lie ? Here again, the man displaces the whole emotional accent from the important point to something very trivial. He is keenly disappointed in those cafes where the cane was not found, forgetting that it was no fault of theirs that he did not leave it there. He behaves as if the cane had been in all the four places and all, but the last, refused to ret...urn it to him. In other words, he assumes that there are four canes, and that he lost three.
The above joke illustrates also another mechanism which we call "automatism. " A person falls into a certain trend 120 PSYCHOANALYSIS of thought, gets accustomed to it and follows it automatically, regardless of whether it has logic or not. The following examples will serve as illustration : A dentist had to crawl under his auto in order to make some adjustment in the machinery. Applying the monkey wrench to it he said soothingly: "Now this is going to hurt just a little.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He was very pleased and said: "I shall never go to the other cafes again: this is the only place I will visit hereafter. " Where does the wit lie ? Here again, the man displaces the whole emotional accent from the important point to something very trivial. He is keenly disappointed in those cafes where the cane was not found, forgetting that it was no fault of theirs that he did not leave it there. He behaves as if the cane had been in all the four places and all, but the last, refused to ret...urn it to him. In other words, he assumes that there are four canes, and that he lost three.
The above joke illustrates also another mechanism which we call "automatism. " A person falls into a certain trend 120 PSYCHOANALYSIS of thought, gets accustomed to it and follows it automatically, regardless of whether it has logic or not. The following examples will serve as illustration : A dentist had to crawl under his auto in order to make some adjustment in the machinery. Applying the monkey wrench to it he said soothingly: "Now this is going to hurt just a little.
What to read after Fundamental Conceptions of Psychoanalysis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A a Abraham Arden Brill to read onlineMoreLess
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