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• Sigmund Freud:Theories
  ...oms to memories of a period when she cared for her dying [[father]]. One [[symptom]], a nervous cough, they related to a particular [[event]] at her father's ===Reaction formation===
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• Function of Language
  ...id in Chapter 1, Freud believed that two processes were important in the [[formation]] of [[dreams]], [[jokes]], slips of the tongue or pen, and [[symptoms]] in ...in the signifying chain by means of metaphor and metonymy; in his view the symptom is a metaphor and desire is a metonymy]
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• The Meaning of the Phallus
  ...tional [[psychoanalytic]] [[theory]], both in [[terms]] of eventual~ tom [[formation]] and in terms of the unconscious dimenSiOn of [[sexual]] [[identification] 3) castration becomes significant for [[symptom]] formation only after its discovery as castration of the mother;
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• Guide to Slavoj Zizek
  ...s what Žižek calls [[subjectivization]]. Although this sounds like the [[formation]] of the post-structuralist subject, the difference is that, for Žižek, s ==Woman is a symptom of Man==
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• Phobias in children
  ...e [[Wolf Man]] in "Inhibitions, Symptoms and Anxiety" (1926 [1925]). The [[symptom]] results from [[mental]] [[work]] that aims to "fix once again the anxiety ...nger. In this work Freud underscored the [[reversal]] that analysis of the formation of phobias had compelled him to make in his [[theory]] of anxiety: It is an
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• Reversal Into the Opposite
  ...formation of an idea, a representation, a logical figure, a dream image, a symptom, an affect, or the like into its opposite. It is a process that affects the Symptom formation often makes use of this mechanism. The hysteric who is simulating rape tear
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• Turning around
  ...opposite direction, from hate into love, can also occur through reaction [[formation]].
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• Contradiction
  ...tment]] by [[Hypnotism]]" (1892-93a). He showed that the etiology of the [[symptom]] depended on "antithetic [[ideas]]" (p. 121) opposed to the [[individual]] ...and then in his essay on "The [[Uncanny]]" (1919h). The term "compromise [[formation]]," a feature of all defenses, demonstrates the extension of contradiction
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• Memories
  ...at least not directly, and is now represented in altered [[form]] in the [[symptom]], notably in the mnemic [[symbol]]. The unconscious memory strives to beco ...of the original idea. In the Emma [[case]] (1950c [1895]), the [[phobic]] symptom and the [[belief]] that an ordinary [[event]] from adolescence could be its
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• Dream-work
  * [[Symptom-formation]]
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• Formation
  {{Top}}formations|formation{{Bottom}} ...nscious]] are most clearly [[visible]]; the [[joke]], the [[dream]], the [[symptom]], and the [[lapsus]] ("[[parapraxis]]").
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• Symptom-formation
  <blockquote>[[Symptom]] [[formation]] thus has the actual result of putting an end to the [[danger]] [[situatio <blockquote>All phenomena of symptom-formation can be fairly described as "the [[return]] of the [[repressed]]," The disit
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• Substitutive formation
  The [[notion]] of [[substitute formation]] appeared in [[Freud]] in 1895, in his article on [[anxiety]] [[neurosis]]
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• Actual neurosis/defense neurosis
  ...instinctual one be excluded from a comprehensive approach to the somatic [[symptom]] or to somatic [[illness]]. ...ual' neurosis is often the nucleus and first [[stage]] of a psychoneurotic symptom" (1916-17a, p. 390). This view of things opens up a [[whole]] area of psych
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• Analysis of a Phobia in a Five-year-old Boy
  ...[[dissolution]] of the [[neurotic]] conflicts from which the [[phobic]] [[symptom]] originated. This first "[[Child Analysis|child analysis]]" was conducted, ...an even greater anxiety, that of castration. The development of the phobic symptom fulfilled the function of helping to maintain Little Hans's psychic [[balan
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• Over-determination
  ...organization of multiple determinants combining to define a [[psychic]] [[formation]]. The [[notion]] may be represented metaphorically as multiple nodes ancho ...ns. Displacement and condensation, he argued, were the foundation of dream-formation.
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• Hysterical Paralysis
  ...original innocent status as action. This disconnection between affect and symptom is what Charcot referred to as the "belle indifférence" of [[hysterics]] ( ...ychotic]]/neurotic; Somatic compliance; [[Studies on Hysteria]]; Symptom-[[formation]].
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• The Letter
  ...meaning. By extension, we recognize in this the [[model]] of [[symptom]] [[formation]] as a fact associated with language. Within the differential coupling of [ See also: [[Real, the (Lacan)]]; Signifier; Symptom/sinthome.
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• Character
  ...hich are peculiar to the [[mechanism]] of neurosis—are [[absent]] in the formation of character. In the latter, repression either does not come into [[action] Freud saw a degree of overlap between character and symptom in spite of their differences and maintained that it was the failure of the
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• Dictionary
  * [[formation]] * [[symptom]]
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