Sentences with phrase «by psychoanalysis»

Budding psychologists, counselors, marriage and family therapists, and individuals who are captivated by psychoanalysis and the human condition will discover that with each finding they learn, the next one is just as provocative.

Action painting was clearly influenced by the surrealist emphasis on automatism which (also) influenced by psychoanalysis claimed a more direct access to the subconscious mind.

Her work is informed by psychoanalysis and feminism alongside a pure fascination with the materials she exploits.

The complex ideas raised by psychoanalysis are also examined through the eyes of highly regarded contemporary artists.

Most emotions are left unanswered by psychoanalysis of fears and past experiences or the desire to remain «proper» and, once the romance is consummated, guilt — but without regret of the affair itself — consumes the participants.

One group was treated by psychoanalysis, another was given other kinds of therapy, and the third received no treatment at all.

Assagioli has an appreciation for the way in which the intensive study of pathology by psychoanalysis and depth psychology has enlarged and deepened our understanding of the human psyche.

Not exact matches

While critically acclaimed by many academics, Shand - Tucci's doorstopper was so stuffed with digressive social commentary and bouts of architectural psychoanalysis that Ralph Adams Cram and his buildings often recede into the background.

In 1971, British child psychoanalyst D. W Winnicott was approached by Anglican priests and asked to solve the following dilemma: How does one distinguish between a person's need for spiritual counsel and the need for psychoanalysis?

Focusing on schizophrenia as a particular exemplar of this change, Luhrmann examines the evolution of psychiatry from psychoanalysis (mental illnesses are caused by emotional conflict) to a purely biomedical scheme (mental illnesses are caused by genes) to present theories, which incorporate both the biological and the social causes (and treatments) of mental illness.

I will put Cobb back on the defensive by saying that I fail to see how the model of an all - encompassing, regionally inclusive experience is compatible with the hiddenness of competing drives, aspirations and fears which psychoanalysis reveals in the» «depth» dimension of the psyche,» by which term I mean something broader than the unified experience of the analogue to the «soul,» namely, the restless depths of the complex societies which support the regnant nexus and which have a «life» of their own, which is in some instances incorporated into, melded into the conscious experience of the occasions in the regnant society, and sometimes is not.

Though in the past decades there has been an appreciable cooling off of the fervor displayed at the beginning of the twentieth century by the advocates of the psychology of religion, still today the various schools of depth - psychology and psychoanalysis offer clues to the understanding of the unconscious and its workings.

Forgetfulness, however, is nothing other than what psychoanalysis means by selective repression.

By this we mean that psychology in one of its various incarnations — psychoanalysis and psychiatry included — has become the primary means whereby we try to understand the meaning and....

Instead of pursuing this line of inquiry, Lear turns to an examination of the role of irony in psychoanalysis, to the way in which the intrusion of the unconscious self into the awareness of the conscious self involves precisely an ironic disruption of the familiar self by the unfamiliar self.

I have known instances where a clergyman has attempted to counsel an individual with a behavioral problem using the insight and techniques of psychoanalysis, when what was really indicated was a physical checkup, since the behavioral pattern of the individual was being distorted by physiological factors.

«One does not enter [Heidegger» sj ontology of understanding little by little; one does not reach it by degrees, deepening the methodological requirements of exegesis, history, or psychoanalysis: one is transported there by a sudden reversal of the question.

Whatever your attitude toward modern psychology or psychoanalysis, it has been proved beyond any doubt that many of our daily decisions are governed by motivations over which we have no control and of which we are often quite unaware.

According to Rank, many people use psychoanalysis, focusing on explaining behavior by probing the past, to avoid living responsibly in the present.

Inner submission, prudent realism, accepting with maturity the tragic structures — all of these styles of the fifties were as readily being justified by neo-orthodox theology as by anti-communism or psychoanalysis.

My intent isn't to defend the calls by Penso but I'd rather we evaluate what we can see rather than via armchair psychoanalysis.

Cover Story: The Second Coming of Freud Page 54, by Kat McGowan At odds for decades, disparate fields of brain study — objective neuroscience and subjective psychoanalysis — are finding common ground.

Her anthropological approach has been thoroughly superseded by philosophy, semiotics and psychoanalysis.

In Freudian psychoanalysis, the term oral stage or hemitaxia denotes the first psychosexual development stage wherein the mouth of the infant is his or her Oral Herpes is caused by the Herpes Simplex Virus.

David Suchet (Poirot) stars as famed Austrian physician Sigmund Freud, the father of modern psychoanalysis, in this biopic written by Carey Harrison, and directed by Moira Armstrong.

The trailer, which released today by HanWay Films, promises the movie will spice up the otherwise drab (perhaps pompous is a better word) world of psychoanalysis with a kinky performance by Keira Knightley.

Eschewing the trappings of the biopic — psychology, cult of the hero — Assayas catches Carlos (Edgar Ramirez) mid-stream, between the fated year 1973 (Four Concepts of Psychoanalysis, coup in Chile), when Waddie Haddad (Ahmad Kaabour) makes him number two in the European network of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP); and 1994, when he is snatched in a Khartoum hospital by the French Secret Services who promptly brought him to stand trial in Paris: no cute or sinister growing - up tales, no face - to - face with oneself within the four walls of a cell.

Based on the play by Christopher Hampton and the book by John Kerr, Cronenberg and screenwriter Christopher Hampton deliver a character study centered around three people central to the birth of psychoanalysis.

by Walter Chaw It's a show about the traditional mode of psychoanalysis — a nine - week, five days - a-week series detailing shrink Paul (Gabriel Byrne) and four patients, culminating each «Friday» in Paul's own session with former mentor Gina (Dianne Wiest).

With his book, Fabio Vighi has accomplished something that has been eagerly awaited by those familiar with Italian cinema and psychoanalysis: an...

In the film Kuso, directed by Flying Lotus, there was a scene where George Clinton conducts a psychoanalysis session with a giant protruding anal growth that can talk.

Then he must contend with the challenges thrown at him by Otto Gross (Vincent Cassel), a psychiatrist with new, bracing ideas about psychoanalysis, coming from his own personal experience.

It was like watching psychoanalysis practiced by a community of loving amateurs: I didn't know whether to cover my eyes or join in a group hug.

The publication earlier this month of The Red Book, Carl Jung's famous, near - mythic journal that has, until now, been seen by only a few dozen people, is a publishing coup, an incredibly valuable revelation for Jung's followers and a hugely important addition to the history of modern psychology and psychoanalysis.

By placing the focus on Emma, however, Catrine Clay comes up with a fresh and compelling take on the story of Jung's relationship with Freud and the early days of psychoanalysis.

Café Landtmann prides itself on being responsible for the Viennese coffee house institution and was once regularly frequented by the father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, and composer, Gustav Mahler.

Gherovici's new book Psychoanalysis Needs a Sex Change: Lacanian Approaches to Sexual and Social Difference will be published by Routledge in 2016.

Hye Rim has developed and evolved her animated character TOKI, which parodies the obsession with beauty created by phallic motivations in cyber culture and gaming, with the work referencing critical contributions from contemporary mythology, psychoanalysis, technology, cybernetics, aesthetics, plastic surgery, feminism, consumerism and eroticism.

Always receptive to new influences and ideas, Sam Francis also used Jungian psychoanalysis and dream interpretation in his art practice or, grasped by the concept of matrices, started to produce enormous color grid works.

His obsessive copying of quotations — from sociology, psychoanalysis, mysticism, and astrology — in microscopic penmanship is all the more evocative in our communications environment where writing often appears diminished by an abusive use of Twitter.

«Rorschach» was inspired by Hermann Rorschach, a Swiss psychiatrist who developed a technique of psychoanalysis utilizing inkblots.

Conceptualized by Freud in psychoanalysis, the seeking of pleasure permeates our deep subconscious as the springboard for personality development and daily decision making.

Reproduced in part and translated for the first time in a sleek volume edited by Philip Larratt - Smith, Bourgeois's literary archivist, these writings reveal Bourgeois as an artist whose profound engagement with psychoanalysis was anchored in a sustained, often tortuous praxis.

The premise of the show is ripped from standard - issue psychoanalysis, the juxtaposition of childhood tropes — Disney World — with the aggressive fetishes of a tweedy, impotent character, a dumbed - down Humbert Humbert type named «Walt Paul» played by Paul McCarthy himself.

Inspired in part by the aesthetic vocabulary of Surrealism and a growing interest in psychoanalysis and the unconscious, artists in New York developed bold new practices.

Moreover; his work has a highly refined aesthetic that is informed by his abiding interest in architecture and music, by fields as seemingly disparate as fountain design and traditional Japanese theater, translation, astronomy, psychoanalysis and Morse code... Objects and experiences are juxtaposed — and arranged «in concert» inviting reflection and interrogation.

Her essay had been written for a special session at the College Art Association in 1986, organized by Rosalind Krauss to confront a «soft revolution» or shift in the theoretical frameworks for understanding art history in American universities, from German formalism to French structuralism and psychoanalysis.

This is irresistible fodder for an artist like Flavell, who is fascinated by the systems through which we attempt to make sense of the world and give form to things beyond our comprehension, mythology and psychoanalysis among them.

Psychoanalysis is the title of a collaborative, multi-media artwork by photographer Chuck Samuels and musician and composer Bill Parsons.

Inspired by a deep appreciation for botany, biology, physics, and psychoanalysis, fields that explore parts of the physical and mental world that are often hidden from direct perception but shape our experiences in ways both subtle and profound, the artist seeks to give form to the invisible powers that affect our existence.