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Freudian Slip? The Changing Cultural Fortunes of Psychoanalytic Concepts [PDF]
It is often argued that psychoanalysis has declined in prominence since its ascendance in the mid-20th century. To assess this claim we examined the trajectory of psychoanalytic concepts from 1900 to 2008 in the massive Google Books database.
Nick Haslam, Lotus Ye
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KAPASITAS PEMBUKTIAN PENCABUTAN KETERANGAN TERDAKWA AKIBAT “FREUDIAN SLIP” DI PENGADILAN
Sistem pembuktian di depan Pengadilan terhadap suatu tindak pidana sebelum putusan dijatuhkan oleh Hakim, haruslah memenuhi dua syarat yaitu : Alat bukti yang cukup dan; Keyakinan Hakim, mengenai alat bukti yang diatur dalam Pasal 184 KUHAP Ayat 1, salah
Muhammad Ghazali Rahman, Rolly Muliazi
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The Relevance of Freud in the Modern World [PDF]
Sigmund Freud has affected generations not only in the field of psychology but also in social scenarios, home life and popular culture. His views and theories have shaped our current concepts ranging from development to therapy. His beliefs, in his time,
Utpreksha Gaude
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Democracy's Freudian Slip? Who'd Have Thought It?
Bob Hinshelwood
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Pseudo-Psychoanalytical Interpretations of Persian Dream Books [PDF]
The present paper compares the principles of traditional Iranian dream interpretation and psychoanalytical dream interpretation with an emphasis on Sigmund Freud's views. The studies previously dealt with the Islamic dream-books have primarily focused on
Seyyed Mehdi Dadras
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Errors Made by Kurdish Speaking Community in Erbil City
Obviously all speakers make errors while speaking and thus producing utterances that are different from what one intended to produce. In this paper, the researcher tries to detect some of the speech errors and their kinds. These errors are made by
Assist. Prof. Widad Sabir Shakir
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Truth in Time Travel: Subversions of Time in An Adventure [PDF]
This article explores how Frances Lamont and Elizabeth Morison’s An Adventure (1913) disrupts temporal and spatial dichotomies through its supposed representations of time travel. An Adventure presents time as a shifting force that aligns with Bergsonian
Madeline Grohowski
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