The History And Practice of Psychoanalysis
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No work bears the imprint of genius, unless already in childhood the worker learned to take hold of existence in an original way and to solve its conflicts by means of his original qualifica- tions. The whole of this process of individualizing and independent productivity which, in the adult, breaks forth in a life of action and at the same time frees himself and draws others towards a higher form of life, all this process must have had its foundation laid almost simultaneously with the dawn of... consciousness and must then have developed dur- ing the whole period of growth; only then is it genuine.
The neurotic, as I have said already, occupies a place between the two extremes. He keeps himself within the framework of the outside reality; but he lives either upon fantasies which have nothing to do with reality, — or else makes continual unsuccessful eiforts to overcome it as a creator. To Adler, Strindberg is the embodiment of this conception. It is well known how, in childhood, Strindberg suffered from an over-ruling feeling of inferiority ; and all his after life was a series of desperate efforts to work himself, in the most widely separated ways, up out of this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No work bears the imprint of genius, unless already in childhood the worker learned to take hold of existence in an original way and to solve its conflicts by means of his original qualifica- tions. The whole of this process of individualizing and independent productivity which, in the adult, breaks forth in a life of action and at the same time frees himself and draws others towards a higher form of life, all this process must have had its foundation laid almost simultaneously with the dawn of... consciousness and must then have developed dur- ing the whole period of growth; only then is it genuine.
The neurotic, as I have said already, occupies a place between the two extremes. He keeps himself within the framework of the outside reality; but he lives either upon fantasies which have nothing to do with reality, — or else makes continual unsuccessful eiforts to overcome it as a creator. To Adler, Strindberg is the embodiment of this conception. It is well known how, in childhood, Strindberg suffered from an over-ruling feeling of inferiority ; and all his after life was a series of desperate efforts to work himself, in the most widely separated ways, up out of this.
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