165 Quotes About Psychoanalysis

  • Author Stephen A. Mitchell
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    Ljubav se stalno menja zato što se mi stalno menjamo. Stoga romantična ljubav, sama po sebi, donosi nestabilnost. Čini nas nezadovoljnim onim što imamo time što nas uvek usmerava ka nečemu što ne posedujemo u potpunosti, ili posedujemo u nedovoljnoj meri, ili pak u čije smo posedovanje suviše sigurni.

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  • Author Czesław Miłosz
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    All the crushing might of an armed state is hurled against any man who refuses to accept the New Faith. At the same time, Stalinism attacks him from within, saying his opposition is caused by his "class consciousness", just as psychoanalysts accuse their foes of wanting to preserve their complexes.

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  • Author Lou Andreas-Salomé
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    Bilinçle kavradığımız ve yaptığımız şeylerin, bireysel gelişimimizle hiçbir ilgisi olmayan gizli kalmış duyusal izlenimlere kıyasla hayatımız üzerindekş etkisi ne kadar az.

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  • Author Martin Miller
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    Alice Miller conveyed to her readers new hope to overcome the deadly cycle of war, attachment disturbance and domestic violence. In public she was the protagonist in the fight for self-realization and the protection of children; at home she was rather the protagonist of personel tragedy, repeating the cycle of attachment disorder and violence with her eyes open.The True "Drama of the Gifted Child

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  • Author Sigmund Freud
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    The ego is first and foremost a bodily ego; it is not merely a surface entity, but is itself the projection of a surface.

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  • Author Janet Malcolm
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    The therapy of psychoanalysis attempts to restore to the neurotic patient the freedom to be uninteresting that he lost somewhere along the way. It proposes to undermine the novelistic structures on which he has constructed his existence, and to destroy the web of elaborate, artful patterns in which he is caught.

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  • Author David Punter
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    …metaphor have something in common with, for example, the paintings of M.C.Esher, or the Rorshach blot, both of which are famously indecipherable or, at least, irreducible to a single interpretation: they can never fully reveal their own meanings because they are perennially on the point of turning into their other.

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