introject

In this new novel, recently longlisted for the Booker, he creates aprotagonist so desperate to locate a sense of belonging and acceptance that he is driven to introject the history and culture of an entire people.

The Finkler Question by Howard Jacobson 2010

It is no business of courts to introject their own economic ideas and doctrines into the matter, and they have no right to take the power to make these choices away from the political branches.

The Volokh Conspiracy » The Right to Earn a Living: 2007

I believe psychology tells us the offspring inherits or is imprinted with this “introject” or flawed perspectives on the world, with less than adequate love and caring and the offspring carries that eternal need within it.

Francisco Jose Ayala: Darwin's Gift: To Science and Religion - The Panda's Thumb 2007

Because excessive frustration generates intense anxiety, the infant tries to expel or project rather than take in or introject the resultant “bad” selfobject images.

Object Relations Theory and Self Psychology in Social Work Practice EDA G. GOLDSTEIN 2001

Because excessive frustration generates intense anxiety, the infant tries to expel or project rather than take in or introject the resultant “bad” selfobject images.

Object Relations Theory and Self Psychology in Social Work Practice EDA G. GOLDSTEIN 2001

He would no longer introject his ego into these passing mental states and identify with them.

Buddha Armstrong, Karen, 1944- 2001

The literary text provides us with a fantasy which we introject, experiencing it as though it were our own, supplying our own associations to it.

Shrinking Literature Holland, Norman N. 1969

Was it just another introject of the world’s tireless beauty, or a genuine insight about the human world’s healing?

What You See Is What You Get 2008

Likewise, the infant may introject an image of the mother’s smiling face that is associated with soothing and warmth and that exerts a comforting influence.

Object Relations Theory and Self Psychology in Social Work Practice EDA G. GOLDSTEIN 2001

Likewise, the infant may introject an image of the mother’s smiling face that is associated with soothing and warmth and that exerts a comforting influence.

Object Relations Theory and Self Psychology in Social Work Practice EDA G. GOLDSTEIN 2001