Примери за използване на The neurosis на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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That brought back the neurosis.
The neurosis of compulsive states.
You will beat- the neurosis will increase.
The neurosis itself become the biggest problem.
Thus her life took on a meaning, and no trace of the neurosis was left.
Can you imagine the neurosis that child would be exposed to?
If they are enabled to develop, into more spacious personalities, the neurosis generally disappears.
In this sense the Oedipus-complex is correctly designated as the nucleus of the neurosis.
Oddly enough, a kind of artificial flames calms, warms the soul,reduces anxiety and eliminates the neurosis.
Social insurance has thus made the neurosis of the insured a dangerous public disease.
The neurosis of anxiety can be easily classified within the framework of this same passion of fear and the passion of sadness.
Only in this case the relationship with the dog is notWill be spoiled, andthe animal will not be brought to the neurosis with an incomprehensible punishment.
Such intense symptoms of the neurosis usually reassure the patient that they are suffering from a terminal illness.
There are a number of such opportune solutions,which may bring the conflict and the neurosis to a happy end, and which may in certain instances be combined.
Genetically the asocial nature of the neurosis springs from its original tendency to flee from a dissatisfying reality to a more pleasurable world of phantasy.
Continuously taking everything very close to the heart,are endowed with high chances to turn into patients of the neurosis clinic, but not at all into successful pofigists.
I am saying that maybe underneath all the neurosis, you have a profound capacity for happiness that you're not allowing to exist.
In achieving a sustainable remission, the overcoming of intrafamily, social andsocial conflicts that are the cause of the neurosis in the patient is often of decisive importance.
You will tell me that what I have said about the advantage gained from the disease speaks entirely for the hypothesis I have rejected, namely,that the ego itself wills and creates the neurosis.
And this regression in the response to the conflict,is what generates the various symptoms of the neurosis- be it the pervasive anxiety, phobias, compulsive behaviours, depression, apathy, or obsessive and intrusive thoughts.
There are several written accounts, fictional and real, of bibliomania, but the most famous and bizarre documentation is by Reverend Thomas Frognell Dibdin,an English book lover and victim of the neurosis.
He will assert with Alfred Adler that the“nervous character” is the cause instead of the result of the neurosis, but he will not be able to explain a single detail of symptom formation or to interpret a single dream.
We are thus able to learn how these traits arose under the conditions of the neurosis, as a reaction to its demands, and to see features more clearly in this character which could otherwise not have shown up so clearly or at least not to this extent, and which one may therefore designate as latent.
For all my respect for history, it seems to me that no insight into the past and no re-experiencing of pathogenic reminiscences- however powerful it may be- is as effective in freeing man from the grip of the past as the construction of something new… no matter what the original circumstances from which they arose,[the neurosis] is conditioned and maintained by a wrong attitude which is present all the time and which, once it is recognized, must be corrected now.”.
For Haller's sickness of the soul, as I now know, is not the eccentricity of a single individual, butthe sickness of the times themselves, the neurosis of that generation to which Haller belongs, a sickness, it seems, that by no means attacks the weak and worthless only but rather those who are strongest in spirit and richest in gifts.”.