psychanalysis

Given how much of psychology or psychanalysis is scientifically dubious (e.g. Freud's infalsifiable theories), one should take all this with a big grain of salt.

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Five months later, on March 2, 1913, in yet another unsigned piece in the Magazine, the author expressed enthusiasm for the new science, explaining that "Freud's method is known as psychanalysis, which bears the same relation to mental and nervous diseases that the microscope does to pathology."

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"I should like very much to make what we call a psychanalysis of

The Treasure-Train 1908

There is a new idea in medicine -- the development of which has been one of the most striking achievements of modern times -- the idea of psychanalysis as taught and advocated by Freud in Germany.

The Untroubled Mind 1896

And it was on this day that The Times first referred to a new treatment method called "psychanalysis" and went on to define it: "It is an analysis by a trained psychologist of the patient's mental life, a probing into the deepest recesses and darkest corners of his mind, with the idea of bringing back to consciousness the repressions which are at the basis of his condition."

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A long article about the work of Carl Jung appeared in the magazine on Sept. 29, 1912, still referring to "psychanalysis" and mentioning Freud's original work in the field.

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Again I watched Kennedy as he tactfully went through the preparations for another kind of psychanalysis, placing Miss

The War Terror 1908

Let me proceed now with what the Freudists call the psychanalysis, the soul analysis, of Mrs.Maitland. "

The Dream Doctor 1908

Just don`t know why a book who talks about psychanalysis,modern drugs,nazis,money,radio…this book is not high culture and although was included in the Western Cannon.

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Another lady begins her novel with the following psychanalysis:

Shandygaff Christopher Morley 1923