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• Voyeurism
  Rather than allowing the evolution of the instinct (component) of looking to develop in different directions,
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• Frankfurt School
  ...l theory of emancipatory knowledge that is the self-reflection of cultural evolution. The simultaneously empirical and transcendental nature of emancipatory kn ...communicative [[ethics]] as the highest stage in the internal logic of the evolution of [[ethical]] systems, Habermas hints at the source of a new [[politics|po
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• Somewhere Over the Rainbow
  ...[[state]] interventions (from [[school]]-busing to ordering the Darwinian evolution and [[perverse]] [[sexual]] practices to be taught), wants to undermine the ...effectively to ban abortion, if they were to [[prohibit]] the teaching of evolution, if they were to impose federal regulation on Hollywood and mass [[culture]
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• Transgression
  .... During adolescence, or more precisely at certain moments during the slow evolution of adolescence, the [[sense]] of expansion, of new [[power]], and the desir
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• Historicism
  ...and many of his students, historicism was neither anti-selection, nor anti-evolution. However, it attacked the [[notion]] that there was one [[normative]] spect ...'rhythms' or the 'patterns', the 'laws' or the 'trends' that underlie the evolution of history" (p. 3 of ''The Poverty of Historicism'', italics in original).
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• Synchrony
  ...oach studies the [[state]] of a [[language]] at a given [[stage]] of its [[evolution]] and facilitates the [[analysis]] of the [[system]] of [[internal]] relati THe [[diachronic]] approach typical of [[philology]] traces the historical evolution of a [[language]] through [[time]] by recording the changes that have taken
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• Diachrony
  ...proach studies the [[state]] of a [[language]] at a given [[stage]] of its evolution and facilitates the [[analysis]] of the [[system]] of [[internal]] relation THe diachronic approach typical of [[philology]] traces the historical evolution of a [[language]] through [[time]] by recording the changes that have taken
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• Phenomenology
  ...far from being imposed from without, manifested itself in and through this evolution of experience.
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• Wilhelm Reich
  * Boadella, David: ''Wilhelm Reich, The Evolution Of His Work'', Henry Regnery, Chicago, 1973.
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• Erich Fromm
  ...ng a part of it. This is why they felt "naked" and "ashamed": They had [[evolution|evolved]] into [[human being]]s, [[conscious]] of themselves, their own [[m
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• The Jouissance of Transgression
  ...>which makes this <i>même </i>in <i>moi-même </i>redundant. The phonetic evolution is from <i>metipsemus </i>to <i>même - </i>that which is most myself in my
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• Nature of the Linguistic Sign
  them, is a fortuitous result of phonetic evolution.<br><br> the same evolution‹phonetic, morphological, etc.‹that other<br>
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• Double
  ...e double is similarly the origin of certain taboos, and Rank [[notes]] the evolution between the narcissistic [[claim]] of immortality and the acceptance of the
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• Incest
  ...t [[taboo]] in an anthropological context, in terms of its [[role]] in the evolution of [[society]]. The first chapter of [[Totem]] and Taboo (1912-13a) was dev
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• Latency Period
  ...experiences, the notion of deferred [[action]] and discontinuities in the evolution of sexuality. He also developed the notion of infantile amnesia through wha ...e of his [[social]] [[participation]], and also extending [[psychosexual]] evolution in a disguised and subtle manner.
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• Libidinal Development
  ...w [[libidinal]] [[development]] as spanning the [[whole]] [[psychosexual]] evolution of the [[individual]] from [[birth]] to [[adulthood]], as reconstructed in ...ic conception of psychic functioning. These essays invite us to follow the evolution of the sexual [[instinct]] in the individual in accordance with specific ph
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• Weltanschauung
  ...s]], and specifically [[Marxism]], to which he opposed a conception of the evolution of societies that was just as [[materialist]] as [[Marx]]'s, but without an
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• Narcissistic Withdrawal
  ...ndent, but also more vulnerable" (p. 101). And indeed, Freud believed that evolution towards [[psychosis]] was possible in this type of [[personality]]. Green a
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• Mastery
  ...the sexual [[instincts]]. The introduction of this [[concept]] within the evolution of Freudian theory is [[representative]] of an early stage of the concept o
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• Psychosexual Development
  [[Psychosexual]] [[development]] is the progressive evolution of [[infantile]] [[sexuality]] as it passes through the different [[stages] In the normal evolution of sexuality the component instincts of [[childhood]] are progressively int
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