The night after I saw it, I had a bizarre dream about an army of male soldiers with very long legs, which smacked of
some Freudian repression or other.
Beck proposes that the daycare panic was a case of classic
Freudian repression — that act of mental avoidance whereby we don't want to admit that we know or desire something, and so compensate by insisting, rather too forcefully, that we know or desire its opposite.
Not exact matches
This therapy was based on a dubious account of the operations of memory, whereby traumatic events cause instant amnesia («
repression,» in a misuse of that
Freudian term).
Throughout his life, love was always Auden's remedy, but in these early years he described it sometimes in
Freudian terms as a release from
repression, sometimes in Marxist terms as authentic existence through social action.
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.
Harvard neurobiologist J. Allan Hobson used recordings of brain activity from sleeping people to gleefully trash psychoanalytic dream theory, and by implication, the central
Freudian ideas of censorship and
repression.
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.
Channelling
Freudian ideas that our obsessions, fears and phobias are manifestations of
repression, Sherman's fragmented bodies unearth the two primary pillars of Surrealism: Desire and Fear.