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The Golden Age of Psychoanalysis

The 1950s marked the peak of psychoanalysis popularity in America, shaped by societal norms and cultural pressures.
Despite training, psychoanalysts were not immune to personal emotional struggles; their professional experiences affected them.
#freud

Freud is coming back into fashion | Letters

Freud's insights on sexuality and human drives remain relevant, influencing contemporary movements like marriage equality and psychoanalytic studies.

Stop Looking at Your Therapist

The couch in therapy offers a different perspective, allowing for emotional exploration beyond direct face-to-face interaction.

Tracey Emin and Sarah Lucas artworks displayed for Women and Freud exhibition

The 'Women & Freud' exhibition explores key women in Freud's life and their impact on psychoanalysis and art.

The Psychology Behind Sigmund Freud's House

Freud's house-museum highlights the connection between consciousness and the significance of material objects in shaping personal identity.

On the Couch: Writers Analyze Sigmund Freud review the shrink's shrink engagingly examined by Siri Hustvedt, Susie Boyt and others

Freud's controversial treatment of Dora led to her termination of therapy, showcasing unexamined projections.

A Left Between Victory and Defeat

Psychoanalysis shifted from Freud's belief in repressed memories of childhood abuse to imagined incestual fantasies.

Freud is coming back into fashion | Letters

Freud's insights on sexuality and human drives remain relevant, influencing contemporary movements like marriage equality and psychoanalytic studies.

Stop Looking at Your Therapist

The couch in therapy offers a different perspective, allowing for emotional exploration beyond direct face-to-face interaction.

Tracey Emin and Sarah Lucas artworks displayed for Women and Freud exhibition

The 'Women & Freud' exhibition explores key women in Freud's life and their impact on psychoanalysis and art.

The Psychology Behind Sigmund Freud's House

Freud's house-museum highlights the connection between consciousness and the significance of material objects in shaping personal identity.

On the Couch: Writers Analyze Sigmund Freud review the shrink's shrink engagingly examined by Siri Hustvedt, Susie Boyt and others

Freud's controversial treatment of Dora led to her termination of therapy, showcasing unexamined projections.

A Left Between Victory and Defeat

Psychoanalysis shifted from Freud's belief in repressed memories of childhood abuse to imagined incestual fantasies.
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#sigmund-freud

Sex and taboos: how Sigmund Freud's ideas freed secrets of the female psyche

Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic practices unintentionally opened the door to evolving perceptions of female desire and sexuality, significantly influencing feminism and society.

What Sigmund Freud can teach us about the Middle East and #MeToo | Jacqueline Rose

Freud's writings suggest that homosexuality is not an illness and should not be subject to conversion therapy, highlighting a progressive view for his time.

Sex and taboos: how Sigmund Freud's ideas freed secrets of the female psyche

Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic practices unintentionally opened the door to evolving perceptions of female desire and sexuality, significantly influencing feminism and society.

What Sigmund Freud can teach us about the Middle East and #MeToo | Jacqueline Rose

Freud's writings suggest that homosexuality is not an illness and should not be subject to conversion therapy, highlighting a progressive view for his time.
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#literature

Psychoanalyst Adam Phillips on the Book That Changed His Life

Psychoanalysis intertwines with literature, capturing the essence of human identity and our deepest conversations.

Review: Parisian couples wrestle with love, desire and remodeling in steamy `Scaffolding'

Lauren Elkin's "Scaffolding" juxtaposes personal reconstruction against a backdrop of urban renovation, exploring relationships and emotional turmoil through the lens of psychoanalysis.

Prescribing Creativity: The Meta-Diaries of Marion Milner - The Paris Review

Creative potential central in psychoanalysis but challenging to understand.

Psychoanalyst Adam Phillips on the Book That Changed His Life

Psychoanalysis intertwines with literature, capturing the essence of human identity and our deepest conversations.

Review: Parisian couples wrestle with love, desire and remodeling in steamy `Scaffolding'

Lauren Elkin's "Scaffolding" juxtaposes personal reconstruction against a backdrop of urban renovation, exploring relationships and emotional turmoil through the lens of psychoanalysis.

Prescribing Creativity: The Meta-Diaries of Marion Milner - The Paris Review

Creative potential central in psychoanalysis but challenging to understand.
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Document Launches Fall/Winter 2024-25: A New Perspective

The essence of perception shapes our understanding of art and creativity, highlighting a conversation across time about the origins of creative impulses.

She's Only Playing a Therapist, but the Revelations Are Real

Bella Freud merges fashion and psychoanalysis creatively through her podcast, highlighting the hidden thoughts of celebrities.
Her approach uses clothing as an entry point to explore deeper personal issues in conversations.

How Psychotherapy Can Help With Election Stress

Psychoanalysis can address both personal and political problems, expanding its traditional focus to include societal stressors.

Elaine by Will Self review an intense reimagining of the author's mother's life

Will Self's 'Elaine' intricately weaves themes of identity and motherhood through the lens of personal and psychological struggle.
#cultural-heritage

The Jewish Roots of Psychotherapy

Jewish thought and culture significantly shaped the development of modern psychotherapy, particularly through foundational figures like Sigmund Freud.

'A driving force': show at London's Freud Museum to celebrate the women central to psychoanalyst's world

The Freud Museum in London will host an exhibition exclusively featuring works by women related to Sigmund Freud.

Viennese waltz: top travel tips for a spin around Austria's capital

Vienna's 9th district showcases rich history and architecture, highlighting figures such as Freud and the legacy of postwar reflections in films like The Third Man.

The Jewish Roots of Psychotherapy

Jewish thought and culture significantly shaped the development of modern psychotherapy, particularly through foundational figures like Sigmund Freud.

'A driving force': show at London's Freud Museum to celebrate the women central to psychoanalyst's world

The Freud Museum in London will host an exhibition exclusively featuring works by women related to Sigmund Freud.

Viennese waltz: top travel tips for a spin around Austria's capital

Vienna's 9th district showcases rich history and architecture, highlighting figures such as Freud and the legacy of postwar reflections in films like The Third Man.
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How Kamala Harris Can Beat Donald Trump in the Debate

Kamala Harris has the opportunity to unite America post-DNC, but risks backlash if she fails to demonstrate trustworthiness and capability in addressing national issues.

What Is Mature Love? Do You Have What It Takes?

Mature love involves care, responsiveness, knowledge, and respect, while narcissists cannot achieve this form of love.

Hearing from Helen Vendler - The Paris Review

Helen Vendler's correspondence with Christopher Bollas highlights the connection between poetry criticism and psychoanalysis, exploring themes of aging and friendship.

Freud was misunderstood' and wasn't so obsessed with sex, new analysis of work suggests

Freud's Interpretation of Dreams corrected by Mark Solms to challenge misconception of sexual underpinnings in all behavior.

Behavioral Therapy vs. Psychoanalysis: How Do They Differ?

Behavioral therapy focuses on changing negative patterns of behavior through identifying and replacing them with healthier ones.
Behavioral therapy is rooted in the principles of classical conditioning and works to create new responses to stimuli.

I'm a recovering perfectionist. Here's how I embraced the joy of good enough'

Perfectionism can be a significant obstacle to happiness and may drain life of spontaneity and joy.

Joni Mitchell and the Me' decade | Ann Powers

Joni Mitchell's evolution from an extroverted performer to an introspective observer in the 1970s reflected in her music and lyrics.
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