Examples of using Psychoanalysis in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Long term psychoanalysis.
Psychoanalysis was not just guessing what people were thinking.
Just as in a healthy world, psychoanalysis will disappear.
Psychoanalysis has been drumming home this message for about 80 years.
Jang Min-joo, who's skilled in disguise, psychoanalysis and martial arts;
Some psychologists insist that we mustinvestigate the deepest thoughts of the unconscious mind(psychoanalysis);
Every incident that one might try to recall in psychoanalysis has also registered a sensation at the physical level.
Chlo, who works as a guard at a museum in Paris,seeks to shore up her resiliency and enters psychoanalysis.
Neither psychoanalysis nor psychodynamic psychology can be explained by knowing only the work of Sigmund Freud.
The division of the psychical into what is conscious andwhat is unconscious is the fundamental premise of psychoanalysis;
The game doesn't just frighten you- based on psychoanalysis, it helps to understand the problems that many people tend to have.
Psychoanalysis is a very late development in the West, but in the East, in these Far Eastern tribes, psychoanalysis has been practised by the parents for thousands of years.
Even people who are relatively unfamiliar with psychology as asubject have at least some awareness of psychoanalysis, the school of thought created by Sigmund Freud.
However, psychoanalysis concentrates on the meaning of dreams and placing them in the context of relationships in the history of the dreamer.
Reality is something that we can perceive from many points of view- and this is the very first definition of literature for me,” she says,when I ask how psychoanalysis influenced her writing.
It will later be found that psychoanalysis will come into its real usefulness when it comes to the aid of a man in explaining his achievement rather than in unearthing the detail of his apparent disaster.
After leaving Columbia, Fromm helped form the New York branch of the Washington School of Psychiatry in 1943, andin 1946 co-founded the William Alanson White Institute of Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis, and Psychology.
Our meaning of“Ego” is in psychoanalysis, the part of a person's mind that tries to match the hidden desires(= wishes) of the id(= part of the unconscious mind) with the demands of the real world.
For the best use we recommend that you have completed or are close to completion of theDegree in Higher Education of a career related to psychoanalysis(Law, Anthropology, Social Sciences and Humanities, Psychology, etc).
This may seem like far too much psychoanalysis for a web designer, but if your story is based around a basic navigation system, then it's important to think of the process in which your user will go through each page.
Maurice Merleau-Ponty, the great 20th century French philosopher, wrote that“all the great philosophical ideas of the past century- the philosophies of Marx and Nietzsche, phenomenology,German existentialism, and psychoanalysis- had their beginnings in Hegel.”.
In addition, psychoanalysis helped Hesse identify psychological problems which he had experienced in his youth, including internal tension caused by a conflict between his own carnal instincts and the strict moralism of his parents.
In the secular culture of our time, the role that Christian interior life used tofulfill has been assumed by psychology and psychoanalysis, which goes no further, however, than the unconscious and its subjectivity, disregarding the interior life's intimate connection to God.
One of the principal aims of psychoanalysis is therefore to understand how patients manage their guilt, for example, to understand the extent to which they can accept ambivalence and responsibility in the face of instinctual strivings and the feelings that generate guilt.
Karl Barth described Hegel as a"Protestant Aquinas" while Maurice Merleau-Ponty wrote that"all the great philosophical ideas of the past century- the philosophies of Marx and Nietzsche, phenomenology,German existentialism, and psychoanalysis- had their beginnings in Hegel.".
In one recent review looking at the effectiveness of psychoanalysis, researcher and psychoanalyst Peter Fonagy suggested that that psychodynamic therapy could be effective in the treatment of depression, eating disorders, somatic disorders, and some anxiety disorders.
For psychoanalysis has taught us that in his unconscious psychic activity every person possesses an apparatus which enables him to interpret the reactions of others, that is to say, to straighten out the distortions which the other person has affected in the expression of his feelings.
Just as Freud sought to control psychoanalysis like a party leader, so too did Jung maintain an iron grip on what he came to call analytical psychology- indeed, it could be said that Jungian psychology became even more cultish than its Freudian precursor.