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“The Farther one persues knowledge
the less one know”
“before I utter a word and you have
hear it, the whole history of the universe is enacted”
“the cause of death is birth”
“no one can understand things human
who does not first understand things divine”
“There is a world which is not of
this world though inseparable from it”
“The Wild geese do not intend to
cast there reflection;
The water has not mind to retain
their image.”
an Appeal to Intuition
Theories, inheritance, motivation,
systems, evolution, dynamics, history, comparative, feeling,
statistis, perception, emotion, computation, psychosphsics,
personality, methods, learning, social, mesurement, memory,
attitudes, test, thought, opinions, differences, cognition,
cultures, physicological, languarge, behavior, disorders,
development
Though and Lanugage
Words and Things,
Syntactic structure
Universals of Language
Meaning
Cultural anthropology
Culture and personality
Paul Federn p. 72
“The ego is the lasting or recurring psychical continuity of
the body and mind of an indivual in respect of space, time
and causality”
p. 591 The Annual survey of
psychoanalysis, John Frosh, Nathaniel Ross, Vol
IV
The ego is felt and known by the
indivdual as a lasting or recurring continuity of the body
and mental life in respect of time, space, and causality,
and is felt and apprehanded by him as a unity”
Freud – reasons for
unconscious
1. Posthypnotic
suggestion
2. latent dream content
3. parapraxias
4. The fact that the ieas suddenlty
appear in consciousness from some other source which
obviousley serve as some storehouse of information in order
to prevent clutter in the conscious mind
5. Unconscious problem
solving
6. The result of analitic
investigation in the individual patient
Jung – Personal
unconscious
Collective unconscious racial
inheritance of significant memories, which are not ideas per
se but germs of ideas. It is the wisdom of the ages handed
down from man to man, and is superior in shaping his life.
These images or archetypes are revealed through dream
interpretations
The Great Clod
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