psychoanalysis
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8.1
- noun
- /ˌsaɪkoʊəˈnælɪsɪs/
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psicoanálisis
- He decided to start psychoanalysis to better understand his feelings and past experiences.
- adaptation to psychoanalysis
- reception of psychoanalysis
- development of psychoanalysis
Because in in psychoanalysis, there's this notion of desire and drive.
- Because in in psychoanalysis, there's this notion of desire and drive.
- So, you know, psychoanalysis is not the theory to tackle everything.
- Or is it too simplistic to call psychoanalysis conversation?
- But I mean, it's not like rigorous psychoanalysis.
- And actually, at the very end of this this section, Freud tells us something important about what psychoanalysis is supposed to be doing.
- If you want to know more about you, then you'd have to perhaps go to psychoanalysis.
- How's that possible are the if you were to sort of like put your psychoanalysis hat on and try to psychoanalyze this neural network.
- perhaps go to psychoanalysis, because then you can delve deeply into your form, identity
- Like Sigmund Freud said a long time ago that the purpose of psychoanalysis was to teach people how to work and how to love.
- And he was younger than Freud, but there were competitors in the sense that Freudian psychoanalysis was very powerful in psychiatry.
- And going back to psychoanalysis, I can give you a a parable.
- So he writes about mysticism and psychoanalysis, and he's just like a really funny, weird guy.
- And Fanon goes on, and he says he speaks of phenomenology, psychoanalysis, of human brotherhood.
Examples
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Your dad's experience was at a time in psychiatry where psychoanalysis had taken over American psychiatry, and it was not good.
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Upon returning to Japan, he became a staunch supporter of psychoanalysis at that university.
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And this is where psychoanalysis was born.
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And in fact today psychoanalysis has become largely dead for a number of reasons.
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And he spent a lot of time in psychoanalysis trying to find out about these things.
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So, you know, psychoanalysis is not the theory to tackle everything.
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In the near future, one can bet that the public will meet psychoanalysis in three phases.
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With its focus on the unconscious, psychoanalysis stands "outside the boundaries" of science.
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That's the lesson of psychoanalysis, I think, more actual than ever today.
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You know," he continued, "many people in my profession undergo psychoanalysis in their lifetimes.
Fiction book (1998)
Synonyms
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6.8
A method of therapy that explores a person's hidden thoughts and childhood memories
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8.4
Ideas and methods that explain people's behavior using the unconscious mind and childhood experiences
Ideas about the hidden part of the mind and early childhood that shape behaviour
Antonyms
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3.9
A treatment that helps people change actions they do not want by rewarding better ones
How Psychoanalytic
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8.1
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8.6
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5.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Psychoanalysis combines psycho- meaning 'mind' and analysis, the same root as the common word analyze, which means 'to break down or study carefully'. So, psychoanalysis is a way of 'studying the mind' by looking at its parts and hidden feelings to understand and help with mental problems.