Leonardo Da Vinci : a Psychosexual Study of An Infantile Reminisence
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Here the investigation becomes sexual activity and often exclusively so, the feeling of settling the problem and of explaining things in the mind is put in place of sexual gratifica- tion. But the indeterminate character of the infantile investigation repeats itself also in the fact that this reasoning never ends, and that the desired intellectual feeling of the solution constantly recedes into the distance. By vir- tue of a special disposition the third, which is the most rare and most perfgct... type, escapes 4he inhibition of thought and the compulsive LEONARDO DA VINCI 31 reasoning. Also here sexual repression takes place, it is unable, however, to direct a partial impulse of the sexual pleasure into the uncon- scious, but the li bido w ithdraws from the fate of the repression by being sublimated from the beginning into curiosity, and by reenforcing the powerful investigation impulse. Here, too, the investigation becomes more or less compulsive and a substitute of the sexual ac- tivity, but owing to the absolute difference of" the psychic process behind it (sublimation in/ place of the emergence from the unconscious) the character of the neurosis does not manifest itself, the subjection to the original complexes of the infantile sexual investigation disappears^ and the impulse can freely put itself in the service of the intellectual interest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here the investigation becomes sexual activity and often exclusively so, the feeling of settling the problem and of explaining things in the mind is put in place of sexual gratifica- tion. But the indeterminate character of the infantile investigation repeats itself also in the fact that this reasoning never ends, and that the desired intellectual feeling of the solution constantly recedes into the distance. By vir- tue of a special disposition the third, which is the most rare and most perfgct... type, escapes 4he inhibition of thought and the compulsive LEONARDO DA VINCI 31 reasoning. Also here sexual repression takes place, it is unable, however, to direct a partial impulse of the sexual pleasure into the uncon- scious, but the li bido w ithdraws from the fate of the repression by being sublimated from the beginning into curiosity, and by reenforcing the powerful investigation impulse. Here, too, the investigation becomes more or less compulsive and a substitute of the sexual ac- tivity, but owing to the absolute difference of" the psychic process behind it (sublimation in/ place of the emergence from the unconscious) the character of the neurosis does not manifest itself, the subjection to the original complexes of the infantile sexual investigation disappears^ and the impulse can freely put itself in the service of the intellectual interest.
What to read after Leonardo Da Vinci : a Psychosexual Study of An Infantile Reminisence?
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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