AN OUTLINE OF PSYCHOANALYSIS

activity analyst anti-cathexes anxiety arise assert attempt attitude basic instincts become conscious biological bring castration complex cathect cathexes child's childhood clitoris completely contrary course dangers death instinct described destructive instinct dream-work early Edipus complex energy Eros etiology everything experience external world fact factor father feelings fixated forces formation of dreams genitals give important impulses infantile infantile amnesia influence instinctual demand internal JAMES STRACHEY kind knowledge later libidinal libido manifest dream means ment mental mind mother nature neuroses normal object origin pact parents patient penis perceptions period persist phenomena pleasure principle portion position possible preconscious condition present problem processes psychical apparatus psychoanalysis psychology psychosis puberty reality rela relation remains repressed resistance satisfaction scious sexes sexual function SIGMUND FREUD sion sleep somatic stimuli stincts superego takes task theory things tion transference uncon unconscious id unconscious material unpleasure waking whole