Primary and Secondary Psychic Processes: Two Modes of Mental Functioning
Freud’s distinction between primary and secondary psychic processes—from displacement, condensation, dreams and humour to logic, reality and the work of the Ego.
Freud’s distinction between primary and secondary psychic processes—from displacement, condensation, dreams and humour to logic, reality and the work of the Ego.
Freud’s concept of primal fantasies: inherited childhood schemas involving seduction, the primal scene, sexual difference and the cloacal theory.
A psychoanalytic view of hysteria—from the ancient idea of the ‘wandering womb’ to conversion, phobia, repression and transference.
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