Sentences with phrase «freudian psychology»

It is now percolating into general culture and I expect that within our generation most people will be using fluently the new language of how the mind «computes attitudes,» or «encodes» social knowledge, or how a «heuristic» might make «evolutionary» or «ecological» sense, and so on, eventually replacing Freudian psychology which dominated 20th century's take on how the mind works.

That is something you ought to question, You of course understand the basis of Freudian psychology says just the opposite.

It's hilarious that you would make that argument backed up to your argument about Freudian psychology telling us that we are not good judges of our own beliefs.

The work usually takes the form of an appendix to a familiar work or genre from the worlds of fashion and entertainment, Freudian psychology, philosophy, science, mathematics, film and literature.

Working in performance, installation, and photography, and often incorporating my parents, my multidisciplinary practice addresses issues of memory, masculinity, familial relationships, Freudian psychology, and Americana culture.

In the time before and in between, he comes across as one with a budding social disorder, runs away from home, gets a crash course in Freudian psychology, and comes to the hefty realization that all things, including the Earth, the sun, the solar system, and probably the entire universe, will eventually end.

Playing on the popularity of Freudian psychology in the 1940s, this film has Ginger Rogers as a magazine editor who undergoes psychoanalysis to explain her frequent headaches and daydreams, prompting a lot of Technicolor fantasy sequences.

That famous movement's auteurs disdained Freudian psychology (at least at first) and rarely embedded their protagonists in familial contexts; think of Godard, whose characters spring to life in an existential present, with no hint of having had parents, much less grandparents.

Only Brian is credited with any internal mental complexity, thanks to a bit of old - fashioned Freudian psychology which explains his nerdish genius in terms of sexual repression.

For a generation under the influence of Freudian psychology and other factors in the prevailing climate of hedonistic individualism, we have been hearing that sexual repression induces neurosis and that the inhibitions of an earlier day should be disregarded.

Second, the psychologist most frequently associated with Nietzsche is Freud, but Brooks isn't at all talking Freudian psychology when he tells us that «it is possible to achieve momentary harmony through creative work,» or that we don't secure «the good life through heroic self - analysis but through mundane, self - forgetting effort, and through everyday routines.»

The final result was the rejection within mainstream culture of biblical literalism with its repudiation of history, geology, and the scientific method, and an acceptance of the contributions of science, of evolution and Freudian psychology, of a «higher criticism» of the Bible, of the move from an agrarian economy to an industrial economy and its need for high technology, and of a rearrangement of political views to accommodate social planning and reform which became known in the churches as the Social Gospel.

Frankly, I find a lot of tripartite teachings are Freudian psychology, repackaged for Christians.

To antagonists and skeptics, Hubbard is a con artist and fraud, and the church is a mishmash of Freudian psychology and science fiction, a celebrity - laden scam.

In Freudian psychology, the human behavior revealed by the myth would be called repetitive compulsion.

Not exact matches

It is part of the general secularization of the times, in which naturalistic interpretations of the social sciences, ethical determinism, Freudian and behavioristic psychology, the reaction from puritanism, the increasing complexity and impersonality of modern life, have all had a part.

Over in psychology, a Skinnerian or a Freudian unabashedly propounds his own school's thought as if it were normative for the entire field.

and if you choose to use psychology, why stick to the pervasive, anti-religous freudian branch, and not adler or jung?

Freudians can not point to unambiguous evidence of their paradigm's superiority, but neither can proponents of more modern paradigms, whether behaviorism, evolutionary psychology, or psychopharmacology.

Psychology is more than just debating Freudian theory or examining someone's personality based on the results of an... (read more)

But though it derives from an ancient Greek myth, auteur Yorgos Lanthimos» most recent English - language film, The Killing of a Sacred Deer, spoke to me of a more Freudian concept: the idea of psychology as an impossible, inner dystopia.

He reviews the divide between Freudian and behavioral psychology before launching into the classic theories of child development.

He studied mysticism and closely followed Freudian and Jungian psychology as they developed.

She is on the faculty at Eugene Lang, supervises doctoral students at City University's program in clinical psychology, and has taught Lacan to candidates and analysts at IPTAR, The New York Psychoanalytic, The New York Freudian, and Das Unbehagen.

She describes her work as «being physical explorations into thinking, feeling, communicating and relating» and is influenced by the pioneering work of Melanie Klein (1882 — 1960), the Austrian - born British psychologist who advanced the field of child psychology by devising therapeutic techniques where children were invited to experiment and play with materials, asserting the importance of non-linguistic (i.e. Freudian) responses to our relationship with the world.

The four schools are: Freudian, Ego Psychology, Object Relations, and Self Psychology.

Freudian Psychoanalytic School Analytical psychology Ego psychology Self psychology • Lacanian Neo-Freudian school Neopsychoanalytic School Object relations Interpersonal • Relational The Independent Group Attachment • Ego psychology

Despite the historical significance of Attachment Theory (e.g., refuting Freudian claims; challenging behaviorism), coverage in Social Psychology textbooks is usually limited to the prototypical descriptions by Bartholomew and Horowitz (1991) and connections to other aspects of relationships, such as the modes of self - disclosure by each attachment style (Collins & Freeney, 2004; Mashek & Sherman, 2004).