What is Psychoanalysis?
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102 What is Psychoanalysis ?
A. This feeling of the surroundings appearing unreal is a very frequent sym- ptom of many forms of nervous illness. Its origin is very complex. Briefly, it arises because the subject finds reality too painful to bear, and he prefers to live in a world of his own ideas rather than in the world of physical reality. This dominating by the unreality feeling is an unconscious mental process rather than a conscious and deliber- ate act. It is a condition which can be grea...tly helped and in many cases cured by psychoanalysis.
Q. Can overwork produce a nervous illness ?
A. Overwork can never produce a neu- rosis unless the soil has already been pre- pared for it. Overwork merely reduces the resistance, enabling the' neurosis to make its appearance. It does not produce the 103 What is Psychoanalysis ?
neurosis because the symptoms are all out of proportion to the actual physical fatigue which antedated the so-called " break- down." Furthermore, the fatigue of which so many nervous patients complain, is false fatigue and not a genuine physical fatigue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
102 What is Psychoanalysis ?
A. This feeling of the surroundings appearing unreal is a very frequent sym- ptom of many forms of nervous illness. Its origin is very complex. Briefly, it arises because the subject finds reality too painful to bear, and he prefers to live in a world of his own ideas rather than in the world of physical reality. This dominating by the unreality feeling is an unconscious mental process rather than a conscious and deliber- ate act. It is a condition which can be grea...tly helped and in many cases cured by psychoanalysis.
Q. Can overwork produce a nervous illness ?
A. Overwork can never produce a neu- rosis unless the soil has already been pre- pared for it. Overwork merely reduces the resistance, enabling the' neurosis to make its appearance. It does not produce the 103 What is Psychoanalysis ?
neurosis because the symptoms are all out of proportion to the actual physical fatigue which antedated the so-called " break- down." Furthermore, the fatigue of which so many nervous patients complain, is false fatigue and not a genuine physical fatigue.
What to read after What is Psychoanalysis??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coriat, Isador H. (Isador Henry), 1875-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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