Sentences with phrase «make freudian»

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In a self - destructive spasm of what we used to call Freudian projection, Michael Sean Winters claims that Archbishop Charles Chaput ought to apologize for and withdraw the remarks he made a week ago, in answering a question after his Erasmus Lecture, about the recent synod in Rome....

But as community began to wither under the impact of industrialism and urbanism, a new mode of therapy emerged (notably Freudian) whose aim was to make the individual strong, autonomous, less dependent on others.

Wenger is very, in Freudian terms «anal», so that seems to make him seem «a tight ass» He can't change so expect late drama at 10.30 on transfer deadline day, and buying players we don't really need who are not top notch.

When Jeff Triplette came back out to make the announcement that the call would stand and the Patriots had won, Jim Nantz had a bit of a Freudian slip and said that the Jets had won and would be alone atop the AFC East.

This is just a classic freudian slip, and although it is embarrassing for NBA Commissioner David Stern to make such a...

This is just a classic freudian slip, and although it is embarrassing for NBA Commissioner David Stern to make such a mistake, at least we know his heart was in the right place.

Just when you thought they hadn't thought of everything to make Baby's upbringing as clinical and as humanly possible, a Freudian with a serious hygiene fetish got wind of the news.

But that doesn't make it any less a Freudian nightmare for me, her mother.

The script he has written can be viewed in two ways, either as a metaphor for himself being weary of falling in love, or to make things more Freudian, an unflattering view of his mother.

David Duchovny makes his feature - length hyphenate debut with the appropriately - named House of D, a slog through Duchovny's Freudian undercarriage as he casts himself as a goateed Parisian flipbook artist and wife Téa Leoni as his character's mother in flashback — with pre-Duchovny played by a game Anton Yelchin, riding around on a meat wagon in 1973 Greenwich Village, the bitch to Robin Williams's retard bull.

The government, in the person of Sir Alistair Dormandy (Kenneth Branagh), a prig whose Freudian slips belie the conservative agenda he champions, dislikes the music on principle, and delights observing that the wonderful thing about being in power is that you can make something you don't like illegal.

Slasher films traditionally exploit Freudian schema, whether they're aware of it or not, so it makes sense that a film thumbing its nose, would reiterate so glib a glorification.

As the artist herself explained, it is «less related to Freudian narcissism than it is to the narcissistic aspects of art - making and collecting.»

Often utilizing found objects, she makes confrontational, bawdy sculptures, installations, photographs, and mixed media works on paper, full of Freudian implications.

While there, check out the concurrent show «Fantasy Can Invent Nothing New,» which features commissioned works by 12 international artists exploring a Freudian theory about dreams, in which the psychoanalyst speculated that the mind creates fantasy out of what we already know — an apt metaphor for making art.

Secondary Revision: in the Freudian sense, secondary revision is the moment in which we connect and make sense of the multiple images that appear in our dreams; there is no doubt that the same principle of crystallization — a second interpretation in short — is in operation here with regard to the many sources which inspire the artist.

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 editorial skewered academic doubters of man - made Global Warming as the «climate - change - denialist fringe» and in a shocking Freudian - slip the Nature editorial roared its political partisanship:

BTW — the Freudian slip made with «post-racial error» is probably more appropriate than the correct term era.

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.

Custody evaluators interject much bias against women, having been strongly influenced by Freudian interpretations that disbelieve abuse allegations and assume women and children make false abuse allegations.