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It is clear what one means when one asserts that the neurotic symptom is a
derivative of the unconscious ; it is less clear what is meant by the assertion that
the unconscious must be considered in an explanation of Hamlet . Freud and
Jones ...
It is clear what one means when one asserts that the neurotic symptom is a
derivative of the unconscious ; it is less clear what is meant by the assertion that
the unconscious must be considered in an explanation of Hamlet . Freud and
Jones ...
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The skull is also , after all , an iconographic element in the presentation of the
crucifixion , in which it traditionally means Adam ' s skull , or refers to Golgotha ;
yet the crucifixion very probably has in the unconscious the meaning of castration
.
The skull is also , after all , an iconographic element in the presentation of the
crucifixion , in which it traditionally means Adam ' s skull , or refers to Golgotha ;
yet the crucifixion very probably has in the unconscious the meaning of castration
.
Pagina 479
And from his point of view he would have been correct in doing so , for in
epistemological terms , it is all the same whether conscious psychic phenomena
are derived from processes in the nervous system or from the unconscious . This
does ...
And from his point of view he would have been correct in doing so , for in
epistemological terms , it is all the same whether conscious psychic phenomena
are derived from processes in the nervous system or from the unconscious . This
does ...
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Inhoudsopgave
Epilogue | 148 |
AN ANALYTIC VIEW OF SOME | 155 |
Limitations of the Historical View | 181 |
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Discourse on Hamlet and Hamlet: A Psychoanalytic Inquiry bibl. pp. 625-639 |
| Auteur | Kurt Robert Eissler |
| Uitgever | International Universities Press, 1971 |
| Lengte | 656 pagina's |
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