A Psychiatric Study of Myths and Fairy Tales: Their Origin, Meaning, and UsefulnessJulius E. Heuscher |
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... superego is in conflict with the intensified erotic and aggressive drives ; it is fought fiercely , both in order to allow some outlet for these drives and to lessen the guilt aroused by them . On the other hand , the adolescent's ...
... superego is in conflict with the intensified erotic and aggressive drives ; it is fought fiercely , both in order to allow some outlet for these drives and to lessen the guilt aroused by them . On the other hand , the adolescent's ...
Page 268
... superego . This guidence by the superego is at first helpful in gaining a feeling of worth which enables the young lady to accept an outstanding husband ( the king ) . Since she has simply exchanged her dependence upon the father with ...
... superego . This guidence by the superego is at first helpful in gaining a feeling of worth which enables the young lady to accept an outstanding husband ( the king ) . Since she has simply exchanged her dependence upon the father with ...
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... superego which to Turandot ( in the guise of a memory of Lio - u - ling ) emerges from her unconscious in form of the cruel rejection of feminine and male sexuality , and which to Calaf appears as the eternally young , virginal , self ...
... superego which to Turandot ( in the guise of a memory of Lio - u - ling ) emerges from her unconscious in form of the cruel rejection of feminine and male sexuality , and which to Calaf appears as the eternally young , virginal , self ...
Contents
Chapter | 5 |
A Critique of Some Interpretations of Myths | 19 |
ІІ The Origin of Individuality Comments on | 28 |
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