Psychoanalysis

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• Freud and Love

  
  A Piece of Monologue: The Online Journal of Rhys Tranter — Authority: 430
  Mark Edmundsons apparently bleak summary of Sigmund Freuds outlook on love and happiness in the West: Sigmund Freud is Western cultures laureate of unhappy love. He is our prose-poet of the hearts endless desire to break. The heart breaks time and again and, Freud insists, it is prone to do so in the same fashion. ...
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• Article Title Unknown

  
  Blue skies, the sun and dreams — Authority: 110
  Something begins to change, when you realize that the hole in your heart isnt everything you have anymore. You begin to grow. You get bored of dwelling on the loss, and you tell yourself - sternly, repeatedly - that brooding is a no-win thing. One day, you realize you can talk about most things that happened. One ...
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• Dream differently

  
  I cite — Authority: 470
  Ive been in California. A student challenged me on one of my typical appropriations of Zizek, this time the one that says something to the effect that we have to reinvent our modes of dreaming. Leaving aside the unfortunate evocation of Clinton era politics (reinventing government)--which could be mine, but Im too ...
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• Freudian Slipping (Warning: Long and Disturbing)

  
  Cooler Insights — Authority: 464
  Courtesy of OxfordSEOBlog As a current student in humanities, I have generated an interest in its various fields like sociology, psychology, anthropology and geography. Being a marketer and communicator, my focus is to see how these wider fields in social sciences influence the outcomes of consumers and ...
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• Un Tour de Manège: A Ride on a Magical Fairground Carousel

  
  Et Cetera: Publick and Privat Curiosities — Authority: 130
  Un Tour de Manège: A Ride on a Magical Fairground Carousel Un Tour de Manège (A Ride on a Fairground Carousel) is an enchanting animated short film by Les Manèges, four young French filmmakers from Gobelins in Paris.  The film is a metaphoric fairy tale in which a magical carousel takes a little girl on the ...
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• Monstrous Futurity

  
  Naught Thought — Authority: 404
  Drugs in Milk makes a few notes on my Lady Gaga post which points out LG’s articulation of the monstrousness of fame-as-drive. The strange repetitious motion of the drive (the pleasure of the mouth moving and not the food within it, not the object within it following Zupancic) describes the function of fame ...
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• Stop Bullying by Toxic Parents

  
  Blogger News Network — Authority: 629
  Toxic parents can make your life miserable, especially if you’re still trying to win their approval or if you think you must see them during the holidays.Most people can call it quits with bullying lovers, end false friendships and divorce abusive spouses.  But stopping bullying by toxic parents seems more ...
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• Shrink Mag Gives In, Will Add Nude Pix Next Issue

  
  Gerbil News Network — Authority: 473
  NEW YORK.  The Journal of Psychoanalytical Studies, the leading academic publication dedicated to the thought of Sigmund Freud and his intellectual descendants, says it will give in to economic pressures next month and add nude pictures of leading female practitioners and patients to the magazine’s pages beginning ...
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• Do Collectivist Cultures Evolve as Buffers to Psychopathology?

  
  Dr. X's Free Associations — Authority: 431
  Researchers at Northwestern University say theyve found evidence that the collectivist-individualist dimensions of culture coevolve with genetic risk for anxiety and mood disorders. Specifically, they argue that collectivist culture may evolve as an effective buffer in populations more genetically susceptible to these ...
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• Real footage

  
  I cite — Authority: 470
  Zizek argues that the little piece of the real that supports our fragile symbolic reality must appear to be found rather than produced. Yes, any old object can serve. But we have to think that its fascinating power comes from it rather than from its place in the structure. Is not this part of the appeal of found ...
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• Between: The Exit is the Only Entrance

  
  Et Cetera: Publick and Privat Curiosities — Authority: 130
  Between: The Exit is the Only Entrance To disappear without hiding, To represent without showing. Between is an experimental short film by the German filmmaker Tim Bollinger.  The film has been described as a dark, surreal piece that travels through grounds and walls and into moments stuck in time.  As ...
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• Bill Drew a Duck for Psychoanalyzation: OKEJ Magazine

  
  Tokio Hotel Network — Authority: 146
  Tokio Hotel were interviewed by OKEJ magazine in Sweden for their November issue. Aside from some usual, and slightly unusual questions, Bill was asked to draw a duck. The magazine then had a psychoanalyst look at the image and give his opinion. Check out the translation below, and the scans in our gallery.Hello! ...
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• Carl Gustav Jung, the Red Book and the future of books

  
  Live from Planet Paola — Authority: 106
  Between 1913 and 1930, Carl Gustav Jung worked on the Red Book, also known as Liber Novus , a richly illustrated 205-page manuscript written in calligraphic text. That is oddly comforting. To me it means that, even 500 years from now, there may still be a few lone souls printing books on paper. (Picture: from the ...
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• Psychological Theories on Why Mothers Are Alienating Kids from Fathers by Randi James

  
  Battered Women, Battered Children, Custody Abuse — Authority: 442
  Note: Cross posted from [wp angelfury] A Human Rights Issue-Custodial Justice . Permalink by Randi James Psychological Theories on Why Mothers Are Alienating Kids from Fathers Dear Reader, If youre seeking a psychological theory, you may be better off asking Sylvia Browne (better yet, try this ...
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• Psychological Theories on Why Mothers Are Alienating Kids from Fathers by Randi James

  
  Family Court Crisis-Abusers Getting Custody..!! — Authority: 442
  Note: Cross posted from [wp angelfury] A Human Rights Issue-Custodial Justice . Permalink by Randi James Psychological Theories on Why Mothers Are Alienating Kids from Fathers Dear Reader, If youre seeking a psychological theory, you may be better off asking Sylvia Browne (better yet, try this ...
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• READ: Sigmund Freuds 75-Year-Old Rejection of Conversion Therapy

  
  Queerty — Authority: 721
  Sigmund Freud, born in Austria in the mid-1800s, liked to have patients lie down on the couch and talk about sex. Adorable! But Freud was more than just the father of the Oedipus complex. He was also a yesteryear Dear Abby, where the forlorn would write him notes begging his advice. Like the mother who told him about ...
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• A voice as something more

  
  I cite — Authority: 470
  While I was in Belgium last week, I went to an exhibit at the Strombeek gallery in Brussels that highlighted work by Johan Grimonprez (director of Double Take). One of the pieces was a sound piece, an interview with Karen Black. One doesnt listen to the interview with headphones but in a small, round room with a ...
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• Depression And Clinical Depression

  
  Wish Everyone Good Health. — Authority: 465
  Today we know a lot more about depression, this disease is one of the common and dangerous mental conditions we can encounter in all societies and in all cultures, it is in fact, an across the board human situation which, in the last few years, significant achievements have been made.The understanding of depression ...
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• Is AA Gill a psychopath?

  
  The Quiet Road — Authority: 118
  OK, first up, let’s be clear about a couple of things. Although I have a Masters Degree in Psychoanalytic Studies, I’ve remained (as yet, anyways) in the academic side of the discipline. I have no clinical training or experience and am not professionally qualified to assess anyone’s mental health. I believe my ...
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• Pleasure and Pain Without Motivation

  
  Dr. X's Free Associations — Authority: 431
  In an interesting discussion of the emerging scientific view of dopamine function in the brain, Natalie Angier explains that notions of dopamine as the pleasure-reward transmitter are giving way to an understanding of dopamine involvement in salience-detection and motivation: If you’ve ever had a problem with ...
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