International explorations in psychoanalysis : new directions in theory and practice

By:

"Witenberg, Earl G."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; Basic Books; 1973Description: 365pSubject(s):

Psychology

DDC classification:

150.195 WIT

Summary: This book explain the aspects the psychoanalysis, such as dreams are manifestations of repressed desires, and have an underlying meaning. He suggests methods of interpreting dreams ̶ ‘imaginary wish fulfilment’ ̶ by exploring the process of dream formation in the absence of censorship, the role of the unconscious in this process, The distortions of subconscious desires in their transpositions in dreams, and more, through several case studies and his own dreams. He, thus, proposes the radical idea that the unconscious can be understood through an analysis of dreams

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This book explain the aspects the psychoanalysis, such as dreams are manifestations of repressed desires, and have an underlying meaning. He suggests methods of interpreting dreams ̶ ‘imaginary wish fulfilment’ ̶ by exploring the process of dream formation in the absence of censorship, the role of the unconscious in this process, The distortions of subconscious desires in their transpositions in dreams, and more, through several case studies and his own dreams. He, thus, proposes the radical idea that the unconscious can be understood through an analysis of dreams

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