It is the Institute for Psychoanalysis, not the Institute of Psychoanalysis.
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" Galit Atlas, a faculty member in the postdoctoral program in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis at New York University, is the author of "The Enigma of Desire: Sex, Longing, and Belonging in Psychoanalysis.
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Ten years of psychoanalysis might give you the same ability.
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Sex could never be fully excised from psychoanalysis, but in
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Applied psychoanalysis remains a vital tool for understanding political leaders.
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He founded the only serious journal of psychoanalysis in Yugoslavia.
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Patients seek psychoanalysis to find comfort, to feel better emotionally.
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In 1985, one of them, Adolf Grünbaum, at the University of Pittsburgh, published "The Foundations of Psychoanalysis," a dauntingly thorough exposition designed to show that, whatever the foundations of psychoanalysis were, they were not scientific.
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First of all, I can&apost do psychoanalysis on Rod Rosenstein.
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America, even as the meanings of psychoanalysis proliferated in other regions
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She would not have liked being posthumously sweetened by armchair psychoanalysis.
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Freud called psychoanalysis the "talking cure" for releasing pent-up emotions.
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They're really a precursor to the Rorschach test — and even psychoanalysis.
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Technology enables us to undertake all sorts of pop culture psychoanalysis.
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Freud is still dead, but psychoanalysis may be experiencing a rebirth.
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But he is still drawn to the darker insights of psychoanalysis.
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" "We don't think Facebook or data psychoanalysis can win an election.
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So it was with some trepidation that I began psychoanalysis with Martin.
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Did sexology and psychoanalysis, for example, cross the barrier of the Pyrenees?
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Psychoanalysis was beginning to look like a circular and self-justifying methodology.
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Intentional or not, Devgn cannot pull off this bit of Freudian psychoanalysis.
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As Crews is right to believe, this Freud has long outlived psychoanalysis.
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Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, is played by Austrian actor Robert Finster.
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She also practices individual and couples therapy and psychoanalysis in New York.
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In 1981, Joseph Adelson wrote about Malcolm's "Psychoanalysis" for the Book Review.
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But until the 1960s the Roman Catholic Church expressed skepticism of psychoanalysis.
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FB: Why do we need psychoanalysis if you can just do hypnosis?
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Such treatment - often in religious settings - can involve psychoanalysis, injections and electric shocks.
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This is the kind of material that keeps people in psychoanalysis for years.
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War Freud traces the decline of psychoanalysis to this moment at the dawn
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Cold War brought a spur of optimism in the 1990s, psychoanalysis reached its
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But to philosophers of science the knowledge claims of psychoanalysis were always dubious.
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They weren't the kind of people that would like this type of psychoanalysis.
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Detective work, psychoanalysis, and even garbage disposal are all themes ruled by Scorpio.
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The inkblot test was first introduced as a psychoanalysis method 100 years ago.
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Studies show that psychoanalysis can be just as effective as its behavioral counterparts.
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Psychoanalysis speaks to us in a way that contemporary modalities and theories don't.
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He became a professor of psychiatry and psychoanalysis at the University of Cincinnati.
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"Please stop your dime-store psychoanalysis," she wrote in an impassioned Facebook post.
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He was nearly 75 when I began treatment, and psychoanalysis is a long commitment.
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The couch in the mother body of the video game is Freud's psychoanalysis room.
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It's a mixture of self-motivation and self-psychoanalysis done all in one take.
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This also suggests the possibility of arranging creative meaning through a method approaching psychoanalysis.
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There is a school of thought that Kyrgios needs psychoanalysis more than a suspension.
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Psychoanalysis is a pretty good tool to have when you're talking to any artist.
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But we no longer have to speculate about conspiracies or engage in armchair psychoanalysis.
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Then there's this odd (and frankly offensive) bit of amateur psychoanalysis in the second paragraph.
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Her more than 21978 books have covered topics including linguistics, psychoanalysis, literary theory and feminism.
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Still, assuming that psychoanalysis was a dead end, did it set psychiatry back several generations?
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I had my own pain, which had led me into my own psychoanalysis years before.
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As with psychoanalysis itself, what seems central is often revealed as peripheral, and vice versa.
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Studies suggesting that psychoanalysis had a low cure rate had been around for a while.
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It turns constitutional analysis into psychoanalysis, requiring that the motives of the president be probed.
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The basis of psychoanalysis is revisiting and examining the past, especially hard-wired family dynamics.
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Neither psychoanalysis nor brain imaging can tell the difference between a true and false memory.
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IN 1932, when he was in his 70s, Freud gave a series of lectures on psychoanalysis.
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In America, several Viennese-trained devotees of Freud used the tools of psychoanalysis to revolutionise business.
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Mr Brearley was a sportsman first, but it is psychoanalysis that dominates his heart and mind.
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Crews does bring what appears to be a novel charge (at least these days) against psychoanalysis.
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For years, Mr. Stern was in four-times-a-week psychoanalysis, as he frequently reminds listeners.
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The Sam Barlow–designed Shattered Memories had an intriguing psychoanalysis mechanic, but it was under developed.
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This subjugation of eastern Germans to mostly western German psychoanalysis is a political drama in itself.
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A process which may take six years of psychoanalysis happens in an hour -- and considerably cheaper!
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Labyrinths: Emma Jung, Her Marriage to Carl, and the Early Years of Psychoanalysis, by Catrine Clay.
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"I knew nothing of French history and culture when I wrote the chapter of my book on psychoanalysis in France during the Shoah," Emily Kuriloff, the director of clinical education at the William Alanson White Institute of Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis & Psychology in Manhattan, wrote in an email.
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In preparation for this endeavor, Fineberg studied psychoanalysis at the Boston and Western New England Psychoanalytic Institutes.
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Bradley's research was ignored for a couple of decades as psychoanalysis became dominant in the United States.
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But does his philosophy — a blend of psychoanalysis, EST, primal therapy, meditation and calisthenics — really work wonders?
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They — we — have squirmed through his enthusiasm for (and rudimentary grasp of) psychoanalysis and unpardonable sex writing.
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In Argentina, psychoanalysis is commonplace and does not carry the taboo it has in many other countries.
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Glück's 20th-century America is fallen, equipped with — and diminished by — the tools of modernism, especially psychoanalysis.
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That's exactly what she did when she took over both the role-play and the psychoanalysis afterward!
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" David himself explains: "My options have been psychoanalysis, electroshock, or medication with more side effects than treatment functions.
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It is no surprise that he sought consolation in Freudian psychoanalysis, in which he never lost his faith.
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Calling a therapist is a great idea, since Pluto does rules psychoanalysis and anything dealing with emotional depth.
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It's about the idea of resisting psychoanalysis as a language that explains all others because it stops language.
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But it is not unethical to use the tools of psychoanalysis to examine the lives of public figures.
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" Seth Colter Walls reviewed a rare (and brief) revival of Kurt Weill's psychoanalysis musical "Lady in the Dark.
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Medical authorities have broadly recognized the faulty empirical scaffolding of psychoanalysis and its reliance on outmoded biological models.
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Some therapists practice Freudian psychoanalysis — but it's just one of many types of therapyAs mentioned, there are a lot of types of therapy out there, and another one is Freudian psychoanalysis, where a patient talks about dreams, childhood, and whatever else comes to mind while a therapist listens and analyzes.
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Most important, psychoanalysis helped move the treatment of mental illness from the asylum and the hospital to the office.
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Psychoanalysis is a talk therapy, which meant that people who were otherwise functioning normally could avail themselves of treatment.
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He was being held up for alimony, and he had a long writing block and he went into psychoanalysis.
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In some ways, data are to today's parents what psychoanalysis was to the postwar generation: a hoped-for savior.
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These were people who grew up in an age of anxiety, of self-probing psychoanalysis and rising divorce rates.
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The bride's father is the director of the William Alanson White Institute of Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis and Psychology in Manhattan.
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Mr. Safran was also a faculty member of the postdoctoral program in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis at New York University.
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These included one Sigmund Freud, who developed psychoanalysis in Vienna, in order to expose the common archetypes of the unconscious.
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In it, Ms. Mulvey deploys psychoanalysis to identify, interpret and condemn the patriarchal misogyny and homophobia in the movies' marrow.
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He proved—or I proved—that Sigmund Freud was correct when he said that the Irish are impervious to psychoanalysis.
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But these stories are often vessels for the authors' own biographical theories, and can read like psychoanalysis or fan fiction.
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General Wang's commentary offered a vitriolic psychoanalysis that suggested Ms. Tsai espoused abnormal values and was not to be trusted.
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Her mother is a psychoanalyst in New York, and is an adjunct professor at the Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis.
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Below, Ms. Greengrass talks about the early history of psychoanalysis, writing a novel while starting her own family and more.
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When she founded Other Press in 1998, with Michael Moskowitz, also an analyst, the company published academic books about psychoanalysis.
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Psychotherapy didn't work eitherIn the meantime, mainly as everyone had encouraged me to, I embarked on a Freudian psychoanalysis course.
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Brad Evans: You have consistently brought together in your works the often-disparate fields of art, psychoanalysis and critical theory.
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Johnson denied rumors that filming the gory "Suspiria" had sent her into psychoanalysis, but admitted it had had some impact.
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Dr. Ornstein did his residency in psychiatry at the University of Cincinnati and trained at the Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis.
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In a letter to Carl Jung, written in 1906, he put it thus: "Psychoanalysis is, in essence, a cure through love."
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But where he was wrong was in thinking through psychoanalysis or anything else that we can access those parts of ourselves.
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Similarly, Louise Bourgeois, a Franco-American sculptor who died in 2010, spent decades probing her relationship with her father in psychoanalysis.
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He worried about losing his job, particularly since he had just begun an expensive psychoanalysis, and he feared going to jail.
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As a clinician trained in psychiatry and psychoanalysis, I value the use of psychotherapy in the treatment of many depressed patients.
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The prevailing schools in psychology and psychiatry—behaviorism and psychoanalysis—adopted models of the mind that were incompatible with the concept.
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It focuses instead on form and technique, inviting us to experience Kusama's evolving output through more personal interaction, unguided by psychoanalysis.
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"Psychoanalysis helps one understand their relationship to all of their feelings," says Molly Merson, a psychoanalytically oriented psychotherapist in Berkeley, California.
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He was drawn to Jungian theory, the one school of 20th-century psychoanalysis that theorized about the spiritual quest for completedness.
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Douglas Carswell and Daniel Hannan, philosophical godfathers of Brexit, are kidnapped by Remainiacs and placed in Freudian psychoanalysis in north London.
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"You need social context to sustain your sense of security," said Peter Fonagy, a professor of psychoanalysis at University College London.
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It "may explain my gravitating toward psychoanalysis before I even knew what it was," he told The Boston Globe last year.
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West End's investors — many of them older residents of Manhattan who once worked in the psychoanalysis field — are reeling from their losses.
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Rose has also been the subject of many brutal rounds of uncredentialed sports bar psychoanalysis, and it has not helped him much.
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READ MORE HERE >>Denise Shull made a name for herself training Wall Street's top investors to perform better through psychoanalysis and neuroscience.
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Before actively sabotaging his own livelihood, though, Cohn did some amateur psychoanalysis/classic bullshit narrative creating for his outfit, The Cohn Zone.
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This is the anxiety of every creative person who goes into psychoanalysis too: will I lose my creativity if I understand my neurosis?
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It's John Waters by way of Douglas Sirk, layered with the pulpy psychoanalysis of the hefty airport-lounge paperback it's been adapted from.
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For an ordinary patient in psychoanalysis this requires a few weeks; with radicalised youngsters it can take months, if it happens at all.
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Psychoanalysis was not the first talk therapy, but it was the bridge from hypnosis to the kind of talk therapy we have today.
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He has always been very candid about it and the years he spent in psychoanalysis to unravel the trauma of an abusive childhood.
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"In psychoanalysis, you have to be there for 30, 40 years, or until you die or whatever," says France Janov over the phone.
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Though resisting psychoanalysis, the directors watch as an M.R.I. of Mr. Honnold's brain, perhaps unsurprisingly, suggests one that requires supernormal levels of stimulation.
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Exploring the family's history was a process Mr. Périssé called "a sort of mutual psychoanalysis" between the architects and the Galeries Lafayette group.
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Stephen Soldz, Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis So far, psychological help from those sources has been slow to materialize for detainees, said Col.
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My gut tells me I'll laugh but the story will be mostly empty political calories, a weak mix of gossip and amateur psychoanalysis.
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D, is part of a series of lectures at the Morbid Anatomy Museum focusing on the intersection between art, psychoanalysis, and the occult.
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"The Psychologist" lampoons psychoanalysis, before giving way to "The Tunnel" a few tracks later, a bloodcurdling and analytical account of Davidson's anxiety nightmares.
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Once Brandt descended from his own magic mountain, he underwent psychoanalysis in Vienna, and later in the decade moved to Paris, taking up photography.
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"Candidates talk about things on the campaign trail all the time," Wall said, challenging the court's "psychoanalysis" of Trump's intent with the travel ban.
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And psychoanalysis was saying the same thing, that some kind of change has to take place that makes a structural difference for a person.
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If this sort of deep personal analysis is what you want out of therapy, you can look for a practitioner who focuses on psychoanalysis.
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Mr. Kerr's interest in the relationship had initially led him to join a seminar at Cornell University exploring the history of psychiatry and psychoanalysis.
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Some people are in twice-weekly psychoanalysis for 30 years, and others might do just 10 sessions of cognitive-behavioral therapy to treat anxiety.
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After a teaching stint at Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Dr. Lawrence returned to Columbia to begin her formal training in psychiatry and psychoanalysis.
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Swimming against the tide of greatness is a counter-history of ethics embodied by schools of thought as diverse as Buddhism, Romanticism and psychoanalysis.
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Here is the piece of psychoanalysis, which attempts, god forbid, to speak universally — we are all trying to work through the same sick deadlock.
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Sigmund Freud, who invented psychoanalysis, thought these little slip-ups were bits of your dark, disgusting, and sex-obsessed subconscious eking out through normal conversations.
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They're often more hazard than help, and the forced psychoanalysis of every picture and witty answer can shake even the most durable of confidences loose.
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The Surrealists drew heavily from Freudian psychoanalysis to depict dreams and distortions of time and space in their photographs, as well as fear and death.
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There's a sliver of what people call Christianity that is the same germ that drives both underground music and radical politics and things like psychoanalysis.
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And critics often say that techniques from psychoanalysis to EMDR (which uses eye movements, sounds, and sensations as routes into the brain) haven't been proven.
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Kraepelin was a staunch critic of psychoanalysis and passionate advocate for understanding mental phenomena in strictly biological terms — attitudes now also ascendant in psychiatric biomedicine.
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Ms. Michelson did not just write about films; in 1980 she acted in one, Yvonne Rainer's "Journeys From Berlin/1971," playing a woman undergoing psychoanalysis.
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When one tries to thoroughly analyze memes to find some larger truth, it comes off as a mediocre wanna-be psychoanalysis of the teen mind.
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This was 1945, the start of psychoanalysis' heyday, and Hollywood was full of shrinks (a lot of locked doors, too, come to think of it).
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"Vienna drives anyone crazy," he once told an interviewer, describing how he scraped by on a meager scholarship, enduring loneliness while taking refuge in psychoanalysis.
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Of course, transference can occur anywhere — but psychoanalysis therapy places it under a microscope and breaks it down to the root of why it's happening.
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Art, like psychoanalysis, was an outlet Dalí used to transfigure his grief over his dopplegänger brother, as well as his fear of his own sexuality.
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Are we too far gone, in our numb, medicated stagnancy, for that eureka moment of traversal and confrontation pictured in the Hollywood endings of psychoanalysis?
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As his diaries tell us, Robbins (né Rabinowitz) spent a lot of time in therapy, and Lesser tries to insert herself, willy-nilly, into that psychoanalysis.
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It is a sort of never-ending psychoanalysis, in which it is not easy to figure out who is the patient and who is the analyst.
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When Darrieussecq encountered Becker's work, used as an illustration on a flyer for a psychoanalysis symposium on motherhood, she recognized the painting but not the painter.
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As a result, he has not been able to share his insights — about logic, language, metaphysics, theology, psychoanalysis, aesthetics and literature — with the wider academic world.
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Yet Freud — despite being the grandson of Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis — had a different attitude toward the genre, according to those who knew him.
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"A dream from the fifty-fourth hour," a speaker from the Institute for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in Düsseldorf intoned, while describing one of her case histories.
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The brief said it was a mistake to probe the president's motives in decisions about national security, which would amount to inappropriate "judicial psychoanalysis" of the president.
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He's developing plans to make a documentary about psychomagic, a type of shamanistic practice Jodorowsky invented that he calls a very artistic and modern take on psychoanalysis.
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It's sometimes referred to as the City of Dreams, in homage to Sigmund Freud, who expounded his theories on psychoanalysis through his clinical practice in the city.
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ACROSS the cobbles of Vienna's Michaelerplatz the world of empires, waltzes and mutton-chop whiskers glowers at the modern age of psychoanalysis, atonal music and clean shaves.
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Average annual pay: $216,090Projected job growth through 2026: 11 percent Psychiatrists diagnose and treat mental illness through personal counseling, otherwise known as psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, hospitalization and medication.
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Back in the early 1900s, Sigmund Freud, the father of psychoanalysis, decided that clitoral orgasms were a sign of sexual and psychological immaturity, and sometimes mental illness.
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Hitler and Stalin, between them, drove psychoanalysis out of Europe, but the movement reconstituted itself in two places where its practitioners were welcomed, London and New York.
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It came out in 21900, and, along with Norman Holland's " Psychoanalysis and Shakespeare ," published the same year, was one of the pioneering works in psychoanalytic literary criticism.
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The principal reason psychoanalysis triumphed over alternative theories and was taken up in fields outside medicine, like literary criticism, is that it presented its findings as inductive.
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His mother is a psychologist and psychoanalyst in New York, and an adjunct clinical associate professor of psychology at N.Y.U.'s postdoctoral program in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis.
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I've always been interested in trying to understand others and myself more, reading psychology and psychoanalysis books and having lengthy discussions at 1am about motivations and consequences.
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He had taken some courses in psychology and psychoanalysis when he was at school and started working at the hospital to support himself while he made art.
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Horacio Cardo, an Argentine artist whose phantasmagorical paintings and collages were known for their compelling commentary about politics, war, social issues and Freudian psychoanalysis, died on Oct.
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The judge's order releasing Dr. Lifschutz was delivered by his 27-year-old lawyer, Nicholas S. Freud, who was a great-grandnephew of the father of psychoanalysis.
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A celebrated biblical scholar, keen on weaving together traditional Jewish exegesis, psychoanalysis and postmodern criticism, Zornberg always displays minute attention to the psychological subtext of the Scriptures.
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In response, Joe says he's a fan of the book "The Uses of Enchantment," Bruno Bettelheim's collection of fairy-tales that have been analyzed using Freudian psychoanalysis.
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But I won't fall into senseless psychoanalysis and start to theorize about the father figure, respected and feared, who must be killed for us to become adults.
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Dr. Rubin trained in analysis at the American Institute for Psychoanalysis, the Manhattan center founded by the prominent German-American analyst Karen Horney, whose work he admired.
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During much of the 20th century, psychoanalysis proposed far more conclusive answers than it could support, and today, the same could be said for some incautious neurobiological researchers.
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The armchair psychoanalysis is that this is all an effort to live up to the legacy of his father, the Hall of Fame college basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian.
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Her father's death in 1951 led Bourgeois to begin a decades-long Freudian psychoanalysis, and Goldwater's death freed — or forced — her to devote herself entirely to her art.
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A product of Mitteleuropa, once centered in cities like Vienna, Berlin, Budapest, and Moscow, psychoanalysis was thus improbably transformed into a largely Anglo-American medical and cultural phenomenon.
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For Freud, our authentic selves wanted to sleep with our mothers and murder our fathers, and it was civilization and psychoanalysis that kept our murderous ids in check.
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By 2009, I had a contract to write a book about psychoanalysis and neuroscience; shortly after, I took a day job as a reporter for a news website.
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She herself, like the Cheshire Cat, appears and disappears, which brings yet another dimension to writing on subjects such as psychoanalysis, crime, and ethics in journalism and biography.
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One principle of psychoanalysis is that what is buried deep will surface; it will pop out in some way, no matter how well you try to repress it.
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Ms. von Zwehl created 353 different torn outlines of the girl's image, for her series "The Sessions"; it is based partly on memories excavated when she underwent psychoanalysis.
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So that rather than view Rama's work through the lens of insanity or psychoanalysis, the outsider artist, female victim, feminist, or sado-masochist, we simply see the work.
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When you have money, you can easily try out different therapists offering different kinds of treatment to find the right fit: 'walk and talk,' psychoanalysis, cognitive behavioral therapy, whatever.
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" The government, in its court filings cautioned the court against looking for secret motives in the executive order and against performing "judicial psychoanalysis of a drafter's heart of heart.
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Bereaved parents visiting a village shaman to arrange a ghost marriage for a deceased child might well experience a relief similar to that provided by grief counselling or psychoanalysis.
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Psychoanalysis is a serious endeavor for most, if not all, psychoanalysts that I know, and certainly for those patients seeking the help of psychoanalysts for their emotionally based difficulties.
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Beyond that, standard Freudian psychoanalysis has loosened to the point that few patients see analysts four or five days a week; the fashion now is for two or three.
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Even without a lot of psychoanalysis, it's hard to imagine that Rashida has much happiness in her future if she can't love a man who loves making her meatloaf.
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" The government, in its court filings cautioned the court against looking for secret motives in the executive order and against performing "judicial psychoanalysis of a drafter's heart of heart.
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Lucas thrives on such potty humor; it's her capricious stage for the dismantling of our phallus-obsessed culture that still subconsciously runs on the Oedipal conjectures of Freudian psychoanalysis.
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He returned to Israel to treat Holocaust orphans and children displaced by wars, then came back to New York to train in psychoanalysis at the William Alanson White Institute.
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And one of its founding fathers, without a doubt, is Woody Allen, the neurotic Narcissus of the Me Generation, the bridge between midcentury psychoanalysis and digital-era selfie culture.
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The great man's thinking had yet to come under wide attack, and psychoanalysis—at least, here in America—was still a relatively new phenomenon, a science for the privileged.
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I was wary of slapping some drive-by psychoanalysis on Ryan, but there is a classic notion in psychology that the children of alcoholics learn to accommodate difficult personalities.
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"Like many early converts, they believed that psychoanalysis could change the world, and they were braving moral outrage from a society who equated it with free love," Beloff writes.
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Since 1800, the end of history in psychiatry has come with the triumph of the asylum, followed by Romanic medicine, brain anatomy, genetics, psychoanalysis and, most recently, drugs like Prozac.
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The stories of these women and how their perplexed doctors founded psychoanalysis are brought to life in Hysteria, a graphic novel written by Richard Appignanesi with drawings by Oscar Zárate.
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At his office in Vienna, Sigmund Freud regularly had his chow Jofi on hand during psychoanalysis sessions to reassure and relax his patients, allowing them to open up more readily.
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Leftist violence and its repression were extreme in Argentina, a country that has found it hard to recognise limits (that may explain why its middle class is addicted to psychoanalysis).
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Sixers fans have suffered enough without enduring some sportswriter's psychoanalysis, and that suffering is surely a big part of why so many of them were so despondent at Hinkie's departure.
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Although George W. Bush was not my patient, the discipline of applied psychoanalysis provided a way to make as much sense of his psyche as he is ever to allow.
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Bringing the act into the realm of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud looked at its relation to childhood spanking, believing that the punishment early on could lead to sadomasochistic preferences in adulthood.
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In the course of two days, Lopez spoke for hours at a stretch, with clarity and unguardedness; having spent years in psychoanalysis, he is practiced in poring over his experiences.
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Rorschach, a young psychiatrist with the tousled rom-com looks of Brad Pitt, was working with deeply disturbed patients in a remote Swiss asylum during the golden years of psychoanalysis.
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The standard care of therapy traces its roots back to Sigmund Freud and psychoanalysis, where patients would spend countless hours on a couch working through their problems with a therapist.
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The first part includes essays on sexism, the arts, pornography in our time, and Hustvedt's own psychoanalysis; the third, essays on suicide, psychological blindness, philosophy and the brain, and Kierkegaard.
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For 40 years, she has written about literature, photography and psychoanalysis, inspired always by the "specter of wrongdoing," especially the malice that blooms in the relationship between artist and subject.
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In fact, the opposite is true; psychoanalysis liberates creativity just as careful scientific work opens new questions we couldn't have thought of before and enables the brain to do even more.
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You can get there in other ways obviously: Meditation and psychoanalysis can give you some distance on your sense of self and make you question its reality or power over you.
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While such thinking is largely rooted in the mid-century psychoanalysis boom, the intuition is also beginning to be borne out in clinical research trials that use psychedelics to facilitate therapy.
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While Michelson's 1971 essay positioned Snow in the lineage of abstract expressionists, who themselves were influenced by European expressionism and psychoanalysis, a later essay, "Toward Snow" (1978), pushes her analysis further.
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In the eight years since Robyn released her last full-length album, she put out a few low-profile collaborative EPs, experienced turmoil in her personal life and underwent intensive psychoanalysis.
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Even at the time Freud's writings were appearing and psychoanalysis was in the ascendancy, most people understood that one did not have to embrace the whole gospel to reap worthwhile insights.
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Despite its enduring popularity among those with the disposable income to burn on solipsistic chatter, today many consider psychoanalysis a discredited discipline, good for little more than in-jokes on Frasier.
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Rhoades's wife, Wendy, works for Axelrod as a performance coach, a therapist who works at his firm whose job is to help the employees earn as much as they can through psychoanalysis.
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If you're dealing with: AnxietyConsider: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) or Psychoanalysis Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Anxiety disorders are among the most common mental health concerns—they affect 40 million Americans each year.
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He has undergone psychoanalysis twice — the first time for six years, then for nine — and professes himself to be pleased with the overall outcome, a certain thorniness of personality having been diminished.
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" At a glance, it feels like the beginning of a BTS-led psychoanalysis spread across sweet pop records like "Boy U Luv," a collaboration with Halsey and the R&B-inspired "Home.
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Justice Department lawyers say the court should evaluate the words of the executive order and the administration's explanation for its purpose, avoiding "judicial psychoanalysis" of what Trump may have meant during the campaign.
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In the United States, gay conversion therapy more often consists of psychoanalysis, said Kimahli Powell, executive director of Canadian group Rainbow Railroad, which helps LGBT people facing violence or death flee their countries.
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One appeal is that they offer some order in an otherwise chaotic city and volatile world, said Galit Atlas, a clinical assistant professor in New York University's postdoctoral program in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis.
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Before explaining the way Ryuzo Mikimoto tried to bring the writings of John Ruskin to a Japanese audience, for example, Lavery launches into the way classical psychoanalysis frames the relational dimension of abandonment.
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If psychoanalysis continues to have an existential crisis — battered by managed care, challenged by short-term approaches like cognitive behavioral therapy and medication — it is a paradigm that remains dear to this group.
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He may give a hint at the opening of this book, when he confesses that he too participated in the "episode of mass infatuation" with psychoanalysis that swept the country 50 years ago.
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In 1948, the avant-garde photographer Grete Stern, a German Jew living in Buenos Aires, was hired by Idilio , a popular women's magazine, to illustrate a weekly column called Psychoanalysis Will Help You.
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Red-faced and roundly built, with a bald pate fringed with gray, he looked like Freud's jolly younger brother and had worked as a student pastor and journalist before becoming interested in psychoanalysis.
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The founder of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, once claimed there had been three great scientific revolutions to have successively knocked humanity off its privileged and self-regarding perch at the center of the universe.
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Instead, Freud would elaborate the various theories forming the bedrock of psychoanalysis—concepts such as the id, ego, and superego; libido as free-floating sexual energy; the Oedipus Complex—all the while doling out massive quantities of cocaine to middle-class Viennese neurotics who had come to chat with him, endlessly, about their problems, which always, thought Freud, turned out to be their parents and their own maladaptation to bourgeois norms (which were thereby left untouched, making psychoanalysis a capitalist discipline).
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Sasha Issenberg, author of "The Victory Lab: The Secret Science of Winning Campaigns," has doubts about the effectiveness of the psychoanalysis and profiling used by Cambridge Analytica, such as in the case with Cruz.
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This is an important element of his wide appeal, as is his eagerness to offer an opinion on absolutely anything—from psychoanalysis to finance, Islam to Soviet modernism, the ozone layer to Neanderthal sexuality.
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"Unfortunately, the profession was tainted when some psychologists moved into interrogation," and others into torture, said Stephen Soldz, director of the social justice and human rights program at the Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis.
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While based in Vienna from 1921-33 to undergo psychoanalysis with Sigmund Freud, he also collected more than 600 pieces of art, among them erotic drawings by Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele and Pablo Picasso.
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"Boundaries" might open in Laura's therapist's office, but the real psychoanalysis occurs in a classic Rolls-Royce as this dysfunctional crew trundles to Los Angeles to dump Jack with Laura's harebrained sister (Kristen Schaal).
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There is a literature in contemporary psychoanalysis that integrates research findings such as the human brain's capacity (and need) to predict, seek patterns and develop expectancies of interaction, which have helped transform psychoanalytic theory.
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But with no way to get there, he instead enrolled in medical school in Hungary to pursue a career in psychoanalysis, inspired by his curiosity about what had motivated the anti-Semitism he experienced.
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In psychoanalysis, events are reconstructed in the knowledge of their outcome: The therapeutic properties of narrative lie in its capacity to ascribe meaning to sufferings that at the time seemed to have no purpose.
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Both of us were now caught in what is called in contemporary psychoanalysis an "enactment": I felt pressure to act according to T.'s internal fantasies, to which I had feelings and attitudes of rebellion.
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O'Connell acknowledges that Phillips "has always been a somewhat equivocal advocate for his profession," but his review fails to be adequately critical of the way Phillips "plays" not only with the reader but with psychoanalysis.
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" The Weil essay, along with pieces on Alain Resnais, psychoanalysis, Camus, and Cesare Pavese, appeared in Sontag's first essay collection, which in 21989 boomed cannon-like from the prow of the literary left: " Against Interpretation .
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Leonard, a bookish youngster, attended Syracuse University for one semester before transferring to Columbia College in New York, where one of his teachers, the literary critic Lionel Trilling, sparked his interest in Freud and psychoanalysis.
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"I was sent many patients who at least felt they had been sexually abused as children, and I learned how different they were in spite of many similarities," he told the International Forum of Psychoanalysis.
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"He is mourned and loved by hundreds of young students and by colleagues who he has touched around the world," said Dr. Lewis Aron, Director at NYU's Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy & Psychoanalysis about Safran last month .
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Leading LGBT rights charity, Stonewall, said such a film can play an important role in raising awareness of the damaging impact that conversion therapy that can include psychoanalysis, injections and electric shocks to "cure" gay people.
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For despite gains in LGBT rights, many gay people are still forced to undergo so-called conversion therapy, involving psychoanalysis, injections and electric shocks, based on the idea homosexuality is a mental disorder or medical condition.
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Featuring a small team of virtuosos, including the soprano Alice Teyssier and the cellist Seth Parker Woods, the work draws together Latham's own research into the history of psychoanalysis with experimental improvisation and uncanny vocal writing.
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In a report in The International Journal of Psychoanalysis in March, Dr. Jessica Yakeley, a British psychiatrist, found that children have enough psychological room to attach to both parents and a nanny or multiple other caretakers.
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Professor Marcus's many books also included "Representations: Essays on Literature and Society" (1976); "Doing Good: The Limits of Benevolence" (1978), with Willard Gaylin, Ira Glasser and David Rothman; and "Freud and the Culture of Psychoanalysis" (1984).
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And all that came before the end of the play, during the first two acts, was about tearing away all the veils of politeness and psychoanalysis from that fantasy and exposing what lies at its core.
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Those who enroll in psychoanalysis are often seeking a caring presence, someone to help them cobble together a more sound self-esteem that will carry them toward a life of greater emotional awareness, balance, and perhaps joy.
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In addition to genuine insight, this guesswork sometimes involved cross-Atlantic psychoanalysis, including speculations on how Stalin was swaddled as an infant, and could reach the point of imagining his thoughts and putting them in quotation marks.
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It is a curiously renewing experience to find one's struggle so precisely delineated; Freud here reveals the mechanisms of the mind with a calm brilliance that shines no less brightly for all the recent attacks on psychoanalysis.
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And the reason is that there was an early version of psychoanalysis that held to the idea that people's personalities were formed in their first five years and that the past was strongly formative of the present.
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Merging the ever-classical "woman-as-subject" with a creative self-psychoanalysis, the New York-based visual artist Carla Gannis' latest solo show A Subject Self-Defined turns her unique selfie series into 15 GIF-style videos.
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A disturbed young Russian, Sabina Spielrein (Keira Knightley), is delivered to a clinic in Zurich in the early 20th century, where a doctor named Carl Jung (Michael Fassbender) performs a new treatment called psychoanalysis to help her.
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Her work, which draws on her training in classics but also on anthropology, psychoanalysis, sociology, and a number of other fields, searches for the conditions for eudaimonia , a Greek word that describes a complete and flourishing life.
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A video work on the opposing wall, "Stanza" (2016), features a female protagonist musing about a range of subjects, including psychoanalysis, a knowledge of black history, and a desire for violence directed at the objects of others.
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The research also made sure to determine that the boys were not experiencing the conclusion in reverse—increased marijuana usage due to, not because of, mental illness—by running them through regular psychoanalysis that evaluated their mental health.
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The Drama of the Gifted Child By Alice Miller This classic work of psychoanalysis tackles the topic of gifted, talented people who were raised by loving, largely supportive parents yet struggle with feelings of inadequacy, insecurity, and imposterism.
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Psychoanalysis had already been discredited as a medical science, Crews wrote; what researchers were now revealing was that Freud himself was possibly a charlatan—an opportunistic self-dramatizer who deliberately misrepresented the scientific bona fides of his theories.
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Psychoanalysis and talk therapy were supposed to be antidotes to such cruelty and coarse reductionism, and by broadening psychiatry's concerns from mental illness to the larger category of "mental hygiene," the profession could serve a social function, too.
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In the 13 years I have reported from here, "heart science study" and "heart science analysis," as psychology and psychoanalysis are known in Chinese, have gained enormously in popularity, for perhaps the first time in the country's history.
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Her first book, The Life and Death of Psychoanalysis (Karnac Books, 2011), confronts antinomies emerging from real and imaginary encounters with theorists and psychoanalysts Alain Badiou, Theodor Adorno, and Jacques Lacan, in sex dreams, fights, confessions, and critiques.
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As the court noted: The Government appropriately cautions that, in determining purpose, courts should not look into the "veiled psyche" and "secret motives" of government decisionmakers and may not undertake a "judicial psychoanalysis of a drafter's heart of hearts".
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It's also a missed opportunity to analyze his subject's charismatic technique, a galvanic blend of psychoanalysis, EST, primal therapy, meditation and calisthenics that confers a peacocking dominance on the speaker and summons a near-religious devotion from his audience.
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Borrowing from the lexicon of psychoanalysis, her alluringly deceptive depictions of a chair or rotary phone are, on closer inspection, riddled with pockmarks and stitches — lingering traumas that have become embedded in the substance of the objects she recreates.
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Within a week I got a job at the Strand packing books for shipment, along with one other guy, much older, who'd been there for years and seemingly spent quite a bit of his meager salary on weekly psychoanalysis.
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Built on a somewhat-dated midcentury conceit, the musical tells the story of an editor for the fashion magazine "Allure" and her forays into psychoanalysis, which unfold in a series of dream episodes led by Weill's characteristically cutting music.
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Performed on Sunday and conceived by Clara Latham, the new chamber opera "Bertha the Mom" takes as its subject Bertha Pappenheim, the famous first-ever patient of psychoanalysis, and examines the underpinnings of what would become theorized as hysteria.
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In the unnerving video "Electronic Diary Part III: First Person Plural" (1988), Lynn Hershman Leeson confronts her childhood abuse through the use of metaphors and psychoanalysis, and by whispering, repeatedly, that she was told never to talk about it.
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During the Second World War, when Surrealism and its progenitor, psychoanalysis, were in full, disquieting bloom, the choreographer Léonide Massine collaborated with Salvador Dali on several ballets, including one, "Mad Tristan" (1944), set to excerpts from Wagner's great opera.
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Like psychoanalysis, painting in this regard is a form of healing when it discerns the space of what I have called the "subreality" — a net of strings of aesthetic and human connections — and makes of this space its subject.
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If one were inclined toward armchair psychoanalysis, one might suggest this could be because, on some level of his psyche not entirely contaminated with KFC and misogynist rally chants, he understands his own intense, burning, black hole-sized lack of qualification.
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During the Blitz, a V-1 buzz bomb damaged his family's home and obliterated a balsa-wood model that he had made, and which he treasured, of the battleship H.M.S. Nelson: a poignant memory that he recovered, he said, in psychoanalysis.
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Dr. Diamond is a professor of psychology in the doctoral program in clinical psychology at the City University of New York and on the faculties of the Weill Cornell Medical College and the N.Y.U. postdoctoral program in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis.
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And now, after more than a half-decade of psychoanalysis, a relationship meltdown, the death of one of her closest collaborators and four years spent working on her masterpiece — the glowing, transcendent song "Honey" — a new Robyn is ready to return.
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Leonard was 5 years old when his father started experiencing severe angina attacks, prompting his mother to caution him, "You mustn't get him excited; it might kill him," he recalled in an interview with the International Forum of Psychoanalysis in 2011.
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Written by Stephen Schiff and directed by Roxann Dawson (who as an actress played Lt. Torres on "Star Trek: Voyager"), the episode was ambitious, weaving religion, psychoanalysis, Marxism and martial arts into a late-20th-century thematic tapestry (or macramé).
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The coming together of art, psychoanalysis and critical theory allows me to approach images of devastation, praying I can cure in viewers a blindness to violence and persecution that continues to lead to the dehumanization of others and of ourselves.
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"The Government appropriately cautions that, in determining purpose, courts should not look into the 'veiled psyche' and 'secret motives' of government decision makers and may not undertake a 'judicial psychoanalysis of a drafter's heart of hearts,'" Watson wrote in his order.
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