Displacement

The word Displacement is here used to signify the unusual position of an organ; while Heterotaxy may serve to include those cases where a new growth makes its appearance in an unwonted situation, as, for instance, a leaf-bud on a root, &c.

Vegetable Teratology An Account of the Principal Deviations from the Usual Construction of Plants Maxwell T. Masters

In the opening talk for the exhibit, titled "Displacement," he made mention of his special gift for language.

J. Michael Welton: Stanley Tigerman: The Retrospective J. Michael Welton 2011

In the opening talk for the exhibit, titled "Displacement," he made mention of his special gift for language.

J. Michael Welton: Stanley Tigerman: The Retrospective J. Michael Welton 2011

In the opening talk for the exhibit, titled "Displacement," he made mention of his special gift for language.

J. Michael Welton: Stanley Tigerman: The Retrospective J. Michael Welton 2011

In the opening talk for the exhibit, titled "Displacement," he made mention of his special gift for language.

J. Michael Welton: Stanley Tigerman: The Retrospective J. Michael Welton 2011

In the opening talk for the exhibit, titled "Displacement," he made mention of his special gift for language.

J. Michael Welton: Stanley Tigerman: The Retrospective J. Michael Welton 2011

He's got this new insight he wants to call the Displacement Theory and I can't grasp it.

"The Faithful Companion at Forty" by Karen Joy Fowler 2007

DISPLACEMENT: Displacement occurs when an instinctual impulse is redirected from a more threatening activity, person or object to a less threatening one.

Archive 2007-03-01 James Killus 2007

DISPLACEMENT: Displacement occurs when an instinctual impulse is redirected from a more threatening activity, person or object to a less threatening one.

Sublimation James Killus 2007

He's got this new insight he wants to call the Displacement Theory and I can't grasp it.

Archive 2007-08-01 2007