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Neurosis is the symptom of a lie we are telling ourselves. “When you are not quite at one with yourself. . .you are approaching a neurotic condition.” (CG Jung) In contemporary terms, Jungian psychology might be called a “wellness” model, which is to say, it more defines the picture of health than the nature of illness. The perception of neurosis in Jungian psychology reflects a humanistic, wholistic, and essentially positive view of our mental state. ...
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disorder of personality resulting from the denial of an instinctual urge. Unable to tolerate the frustrations of the restrictions civilization places on sexual life, the neurotic "substitutes" satisfactions, which are manifested as "symptoms." Such symptoms might be physical tics, pain, odd postures, illnesses (eg, coughing), or acute manifestations of anxiety.
출처: www.geneseo.edu/~easton/humanities/Freud.htm
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