Repressed Emotions
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It will be admitted by all psychoanalysts, that psychoanalysis, used in the sense con- ceived by Freud, is directed primarily to the unconscious, for dreams, symptomatic ac- tions, the wide range of the neuroses them- selves, have their origin in the unconscious.
The so-called resistance is merely the force which prevents a deep penetration into the 1 By abreaction is meant the mental processes of work- ing off a pent-up emotion by living through it again in feeling and action. If completely ab...reacted, a repressed emotion is diffused and works itself off harmlessly, if not completely abreacted, it may lead to states of piental dis- sociation.
[189] REPRESSED EMOTIONS unconscious, which for certain purposes does not wish to be revealed. It defends itself against being brought into the light of con- scious thinking.
Transference on the other hand represents the opposite of resistance, the a;bility to penetrate into the deeper strata of the un- conscious. Psychoanalysis then is the tech- nical instrument, if it may be so called, used for the purpose of penetrating or digging into the unconscious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will be admitted by all psychoanalysts, that psychoanalysis, used in the sense con- ceived by Freud, is directed primarily to the unconscious, for dreams, symptomatic ac- tions, the wide range of the neuroses them- selves, have their origin in the unconscious.
The so-called resistance is merely the force which prevents a deep penetration into the 1 By abreaction is meant the mental processes of work- ing off a pent-up emotion by living through it again in feeling and action. If completely ab...reacted, a repressed emotion is diffused and works itself off harmlessly, if not completely abreacted, it may lead to states of piental dis- sociation.
[189] REPRESSED EMOTIONS unconscious, which for certain purposes does not wish to be revealed. It defends itself against being brought into the light of con- scious thinking.
Transference on the other hand represents the opposite of resistance, the a;bility to penetrate into the deeper strata of the un- conscious. Psychoanalysis then is the tech- nical instrument, if it may be so called, used for the purpose of penetrating or digging into the unconscious.
What to read after Repressed Emotions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coriat, Isador H. (Isador Henry), 1875-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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