This book analogizes a process of compiling causal connections to a painter who puts all the philosophers and poets into a single picture, like the Parnassus or School of Athens.
This book analogizes a process of compiling causal connections to a painter who puts all the philosophers and poets into a single picture, like the Parnassus or School of Athens. This book's author kept reprinting it despite its initial cold reception, saying "Insight such as this falls to one's lot but once in a lifetime." Hans Eysenck argued that the examples cited by this book fail to support its central theories, which were largely discredited in a book by Frank Sulloway calling its author a "biologist of the mind." This book distinguishes between experienced (*) "manifest" content and subconscious "latent" content as seen in experiences such as those of Sergei Pankejeff. This book proposes that "condensation" occurs when a single idea appropriates the entirely of the libidinal charge of two ideas during the title events, which are a form of "wish fulfillment." For 10 points, name this book which presents the episode of Irma's injection, written by Sigmund Freud.
This book analogizes a process of compiling causal connections to a painter who puts all the philosophers and poets into a single picture, like the Parnassus or School of Athens.
The Interpretation of Dreams [or Die Traumdeutung]