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Teaching of Psychology, 1992 A humorous slip of the tongue affords a vivid introduction to theories of the mind. Interpretations offered here derive from classic Freudian thinking, a contemporary psychodynamic perspective, and two cognitive models that view the slip as unmotivated.
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Freudian slips reloaded: From psychodynamics to cultural analysis
Psychoanalysis, Culture & Society, 2021Freud introduced the concept of parapraxis to demonstrate that the benefits of psychoanalytical theory and methodology extend beyond clinical practice. Despite various paradigmatic shifts in psychoanalysis, this concept has not been significantly discussed.
Gianluca Crepaldi, Gerald Poscheschnik
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Freudian Slips in Plautus: Two Case Studies [PDF]
American Journal of Philology, 2007 This paper examines the "Freudian" dimensions of two instances of psycholinguistic performance error in Plautus' comedies, viz., a slip of the tongue in Rudens 422 and a tip-of-the-tongue situation in Trinummus 906–22. In each case, I argue, the error serves as a vehicle for puns and ironic jokes.
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