Psychotherapeutics a Symposium
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Obviously it is impossible here even to name the numberless associations that may occur between the conscious, subconscious, and co-conscious levels of mind, and the various obsessive complexes which may thus arise. One may point out, however, the important fact that these associations may be found to have taken place not only between ideas as such, but also between any and all of the other elements of consciousness, as well as between these latter and purely physiological processes, such as th...ose mediated by the voluntary and involuntary musculature and by glands. Thus it may be seen that the variety of obses- sions is coterminous with the possibilities of abnormal asso- ciation and dissociation; hence also the impossibility of placing a limit to the patterns according to which obsessions may be formed.
When once an obsessive complex has been definitely established, it may be roused to future activity in a variety of ways. What I desire especially to call attention to here is the law of the substitution of stimulus, which may often- times explain the active functioning of an otherwise most puzzling obsession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Obviously it is impossible here even to name the numberless associations that may occur between the conscious, subconscious, and co-conscious levels of mind, and the various obsessive complexes which may thus arise. One may point out, however, the important fact that these associations may be found to have taken place not only between ideas as such, but also between any and all of the other elements of consciousness, as well as between these latter and purely physiological processes, such as th...ose mediated by the voluntary and involuntary musculature and by glands. Thus it may be seen that the variety of obses- sions is coterminous with the possibilities of abnormal asso- ciation and dissociation; hence also the impossibility of placing a limit to the patterns according to which obsessions may be formed.
When once an obsessive complex has been definitely established, it may be roused to future activity in a variety of ways. What I desire especially to call attention to here is the law of the substitution of stimulus, which may often- times explain the active functioning of an otherwise most puzzling obsession.
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