First described as such in 1920's Beyond the Pleasure Principle, it releases tension through the primary process, and is the seat of the desires referred to as Eros and Thanatos, or the love instinct and death instinct.
First described as such in 1920's Beyond the Pleasure Principle, it releases tension through the primary process, and is the seat of the desires referred to as Eros and Thanatos, or the love instinct and death instinct. It opposes the reality principle (*), and is the source of libido, while The Interpretation of Dreams referred to it only as the unconscious. FTP, name this most primitive of the three elements of the persona as described by Sigmund Freud, which contains the unconscious's most basic instincts and drives and is contrasted with the ego and super-ego.
First described as such in 1920's Beyond the Pleasure Principle, it releases tension through the primary process, and is the seat of the desires referred to as Eros and Thanatos, or the love instinct and death instinct.
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