Introductory Lectures on Psycho-analysis¶
Freud, S. (1922). Introductory Lectures on Psycho-analysis.
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- Censorship (Psychoanalysis)
- Freud describes this as a dynamic relation between opposed tendencies, not as an identifiable person or a localized brain centre.
This sourceLecture VII, printed pp. 102–104 (young woman's theatre-ticket dream and initial interpretation); Lecture VIII, printed p. 112 (generic example of a thirsty person dreaming of drinking); Lecture IX, printed pp. 114–119 (theatre-ticket dream, modes of censorship, dynamic relation); Lecture X, printed p. 142 (symbolism distinguished); Lecture XI, printed pp. 145–146 (condensation and displacement); Lecture XV, printed pp. 190–191 (later proposed dream-wish); Lecture XXIII, printed pp. 301–302 and 306 (hysterical symptom comparison and censorship wording).
- Freud describes this as a dynamic relation between opposed tendencies, not as an identifiable person or a localized brain centre.
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