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... drives . Dr. Buxbaum makes the general point that neurotic symptoms typically serve as both drive gratification and defense . Here , the book itself and its characters took on the shape of a neurotic symptom : the detective defended ...
... drives . Dr. Buxbaum makes the general point that neurotic symptoms typically serve as both drive gratification and defense . Here , the book itself and its characters took on the shape of a neurotic symptom : the detective defended ...
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... drive for pleasure ; if it were , satisfying the anger would silence the sexual drive . But it doesn't . The psychoanalytic explanation is : all drives are made up of libidinal and aggressive components . Should the libidinal side be ...
... drive for pleasure ; if it were , satisfying the anger would silence the sexual drive . But it doesn't . The psychoanalytic explanation is : all drives are made up of libidinal and aggressive components . Should the libidinal side be ...
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... drive can achieve its aim ) . All actual drives combine libidinal ( q.v. ) and aggressive ( q.v. ) components . Ego . An organized portion of the total personality , derived from the id ( q.v. ) under the pressures of external reality ...
... drive can achieve its aim ) . All actual drives combine libidinal ( q.v. ) and aggressive ( q.v. ) components . Ego . An organized portion of the total personality , derived from the id ( q.v. ) under the pressures of external reality ...
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A Dictionary of Fantasy | 31 |
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