Repressed Emotions
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An in- teresting case is reported by Rivers ^ which shows in a very clear manner how spontan- eous readjustments may take place in the unconscious. An officer who had been par- tially buried by an explosion and apparently uninjured, immediately collapsed when he saw the remains of a fellow officer who had been blown to pieces. This vision haunted him in dreams to the extent that he would awaken in tlic utmost terror. Finally he became afraid to go to sleep. Under the effect of psychotherapeutic... conversation, the character of the dreams changed. At first he saw the mangled body but without horror, then in a dream he took some of his friend's 1 W. 11. H. Rivers — "Th»- Uei)ression of War Experi- ence"— Lancet, 1918.
[149] REPRESSED EMOTIONS personal belongings to send to his relatives and finally he dreamed that he was talking with his friend. Then the insomnia disap- peared. In this case a spontaneous read- justment of the nature of a wish fulfilhnent took place in the unconscious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An in- teresting case is reported by Rivers ^ which shows in a very clear manner how spontan- eous readjustments may take place in the unconscious. An officer who had been par- tially buried by an explosion and apparently uninjured, immediately collapsed when he saw the remains of a fellow officer who had been blown to pieces. This vision haunted him in dreams to the extent that he would awaken in tlic utmost terror. Finally he became afraid to go to sleep. Under the effect of psychotherapeutic... conversation, the character of the dreams changed. At first he saw the mangled body but without horror, then in a dream he took some of his friend's 1 W. 11. H. Rivers — "Th»- Uei)ression of War Experi- ence"— Lancet, 1918.
[149] REPRESSED EMOTIONS personal belongings to send to his relatives and finally he dreamed that he was talking with his friend. Then the insomnia disap- peared. In this case a spontaneous read- justment of the nature of a wish fulfilhnent took place in the unconscious.
What to read after Repressed Emotions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isador H Coriat to read onlineMoreLess
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