精神分析引论(英汉对照典藏版)
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品牌: 弗洛伊德
基本信息·出版社：陕西人民出版社
·页码：417 页
·出版日期：2006年
·ISBN：7224074969
·条形码：9787224074963
·包装版本：1
·装帧：平装
·开本：0开
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内容简介《精神分析引论》(英汉对照典藏版)是弗洛伊德精神分析学说最重要的著作之一。在这部著作中，他以“心理冲突”和“泛性论”观点对日常生活中人们的过失行为、梦及神经病三项专题进行了深入的分析和系统的阐述。在作者看来，人们日常生活中的过失现象是有意义的。它是心灵中两种相反的倾向相互牵制而趋调和的心理行动。同样，梦也不是一种神渝或毫无意义的生理现象，而有其背后的“隐意”；梦是遭到压抑的潜意识欲愿的变相满足。释梦的工作便是激发梦者的“自由联想”、由梦的“显意”推知其“隐意”的过程。相反，梦的隐意转变为显意的过程叫做“梦的工作”，它有四个成就：“压缩” 作用、“移置”作用、将思想转变为视像、“润饰”作用。此外，梦还能回溯到童年时期的景物和欲望，成为这些景物和欲望的象征。最后，弗洛伊德分析了神经病。他认为神经病症候也是两种相反的心理倾向相冲突的结果：其中一方是被压抑的性本能的潜意识欲望，另一方是压抑它的自我本能的理性规范。一旦这种受压抑的性本能欲望被导入意识层面，神经病症候即可消除。
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目录
第一篇 失误动作
第一讲 绪论
第二讲 过失心理学
第三讲 过失心理学(续完)
第二篇 梦
第四讲 困难及初步研究
第五讲 释梦的假设与技术
第六讲 梦的显意与隐意
第七讲 儿童的梦
第八讲 梦的审查作用
第九讲 梦例分析
第十讲 梦的原始特点与幼稚行为
第三篇 神经症通论
第十一讲 精神分析与精神病学
第十二讲 症状的意义
第十三讲 创伤固着与潜意识
第十四讲 抗拒与压抑
第十五讲 人类的性生活
第十六讲 利比多的发展与性的组织
第十七讲 焦虑
第十八讲 利比多学说与自恋
第十九讲 移情作用
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文摘书摘
Now, am I unduly suspicious if I suspect that at the same
moment in which psychoanalysis emerges before you, your resistance
to psychoanalysis also raises its head？ Are you not anxious to
raise the objection that the information given by the subject we
questioned, and who committed the slip, is not proof sufficient？
He naturally has the desire, you say, to meet the challenge, to
explain the slip, and hence he says the first thing he can think
of if it seems relevant. But that, you say, is no proof that this
is really the way the slip hap-pened. It might be so, but it might
just as well be otherwise, you say. Something else might have
occurred to him which might have fitted the case just as well and
better.
It is remarkable how little respect, at bottom, you have for
a psychic fact！ Imagine that someone has decided to undertake the
chemical analysis of a certain substance, and has se-cured a
sample of the substance, of a certain weight - so and so many
milligrams. From this weighed sample certain definite conclusions
can be drawn. Do you think it would ever occur to a chemist to
discredit these conclusions by the argument that the isolated
substance might have had some other weight？ Everyone yields to
the fact that it was just this weight and no other, and
confidently builds his further conclusions upon that fact. But
when you are con-fronted by the psychic fact that the subject,
when questioned, had a certain idea, you will not accept that as
valid, but say some other idea might just as easily have occurred
to him！The trouble is that you believe in the illusion of psychic
freedom and will not give it up. I regret that on this point I
find myself in complete opposition to your views.
Now you will relinquish this point only to take up your
resistance at another place. You will continue, "We understand
that it is the peculiar tec
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