Psycho Analysis a Brief Account of the Freudian Theory
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Compare the child of the people with one of the highly edu- cated and civilized class and we see that the former has, in certain directions, more op- portunity for his Unconscious to manifest MENTAL LIFE 71 itself since there have been fewer restrain- ing forces. In bodily affairs, in sex affairs, in expression of emotion, it is probably a recognized fact that the " uneducated " classes are hedged in by fewer inhibiting forces: they take sex more lightly, they make little of bodily functions, v...ery often (it is interesting to observe this in teach- ing different social types in schools or other institutions) : they will give vent to emotion more unrestrainedly (con- trast the gallery behavior in a theater with that of the stalls and other good seats). Needless to say, every individual is influenced by the forces of civilization among which he lives, but they operate in very varying degrees. Con- trast, again, the restraints to be found in art-forms in varying ages and conditions.
Pagan art and literature, for example, has all its own restraints, but it is free from the restraint imposed by one of the great forces of civilization — namely, Christianity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Compare the child of the people with one of the highly edu- cated and civilized class and we see that the former has, in certain directions, more op- portunity for his Unconscious to manifest MENTAL LIFE 71 itself since there have been fewer restrain- ing forces. In bodily affairs, in sex affairs, in expression of emotion, it is probably a recognized fact that the " uneducated " classes are hedged in by fewer inhibiting forces: they take sex more lightly, they make little of bodily functions, v...ery often (it is interesting to observe this in teach- ing different social types in schools or other institutions) : they will give vent to emotion more unrestrainedly (con- trast the gallery behavior in a theater with that of the stalls and other good seats). Needless to say, every individual is influenced by the forces of civilization among which he lives, but they operate in very varying degrees. Con- trast, again, the restraints to be found in art-forms in varying ages and conditions.
Pagan art and literature, for example, has all its own restraints, but it is free from the restraint imposed by one of the great forces of civilization — namely, Christianity.
What to read after Psycho Analysis a Brief Account of the Freudian Theory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Low to read onlineMoreLess
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