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psychoanalysis Theory of human mental phenomena and behavior, a method of psychic investigation and research, and a form of psychotherapy originally formulated by Sigmund Freud. As a technique for exploring the mental processes, psychoanalysis includes the use of free association and the analysis and interpretation of dreams, resistances, and transferences. ...
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psychoanalysis ?he diagnosis and treatment of mental disorder premised on the Freudian theory that such disorders are caused by repression of desires, desires that the afflicted person may have consciously rejected but that nevertheless persist strongly in his subconscious. [. . .]?(Guerin et al. 326). Freud? ideas on the three psychic zones, the id, the ego, and the superego, are then applied in the psychological approach to literary criticism.
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psychoanalysis Perhaps the most influential development of Freud
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