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    between the mind and body. The mind and our understanding of what it is has been the centre of philosophical debate since the 6th Century BC where the ancient Greeks sort for ways of explaining human action. No longer did the Homeric understanding that human action was simply the result of his environment sufficient‚ an inward search to explain actions took place and as such‚ the concept of psyche was developed. The concept of psyche evolved through terms such as soul and then mind through philosophical

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    shoplifting a video game. I looked at the offender‚ he was my age. So much had gone through my mind when I saw he was just as old as me. What could possible have been going through this kid’s mind? Why did he do it if he knew it was against the law? I was completely perplexed that this young boy had broken the law. The classic "if you can’t do the time‚ don’t do the crime" quote had immediately gone through my mind. I could not fathom what made the video game he wanted have more value to him than following

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    impulses must be released in some way; they have a way of coming to the surface in disguised forms. Freud believes that this containment will eventually result in dreams‚ "disguised forms" if Freud were to testify. Freud categorizes aspects of the mind into three parts: ID - centered around primal impulses‚ pleasures‚ desires‚ unchecked urges and wish fulfillment.  Ego - concerned

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    the tale has a deeper meaning than what meets the eye and it is something that everyone can relate with at some point in their life. Being a Freudian psychologist‚ Bettelheim believes that a person’s conscious mind takes the fairytale for face value‚ while the same person’s unconscious mind can view the exact same fairytale very differently. Bettelheim tells that all children can relate to Cinderella on the levels of sibling rivalry and oedipal conflicts. The sibling rivalry part of the essay has

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    child’s state of mind at the end of the oedipal period. Bettelheim develops his argument through stating ways oedipal conflict and oedipal guilt appear in a child’s mind. Bettelheim implies that oedipal conflict is when the child is not feeling loved by the parents and have to obey everything the parent tells them to do. Therefore‚ Bettelheim believes that children realize their desire to get their way is not going to happen‚ and this is what causes dirty thoughts to appear in their mind. Oedipal guilt

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    people have been trying to understand why we dream. There are many different parts and functions of the mind. A lot of things go on in the mind that we tend to have questions about. One of the most captivating things in psychology is dreaming. In the dream state‚ your mind sleeps‚ but your mind does not know or recognize that you are sleeping. A dream is an unconscious psychological outlook of your mind. There is no realism to it. You contribute to it as if it was realistic though. Once awoke‚ you realize

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    Another example of knowing Freud’s psychoanalytic theory can be found in Toni Morrison’s Recitatif where readers can understand how people’s behaviors are founded from their past experiences and their actions are made unintentionally and the person may not even realize what they are doing. In her story‚ it may focus on race but Morrison actually shows the psychoanalytic behaviors from lack of care in each encounter between her main characters. For example‚ the first at St. Bonny’s was based off of

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    a Case of Hysteria‚ one starts to draw more connections between the narrator of Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Tell Tale Heart”‚ a proven unreliable narrator and Freud as a person‚ quite possibly unreliable as well. For me‚ reading the two works brought to mind Queen Gertrude’s oft-quoted phrase‚ “The lady doth protest too much‚ methinks” from William Shakespeare’s Hamlet (III‚ ii‚ 218). In the context of the play‚ Queen Gertrude is referring to the Player Queen’s promise to never remarry‚ a promise that

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    are made up of material that was created from star dust. We humans are also in the noble possession of a mind. We are capable of thinking‚ feeling‚ and we can also exercise free will as Eve when she ate the apple of the tree of knowledge of good and evil. The relatively old mind-body problem is basically how our minds or soul is one with the body. For centuries It has been known that our minds and bodies are somewhat related to the brain. The ancient

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    explain your behaviour? Sigmund Freud developed a theory about adult personality. Throughout the stages of childhood‚ the first part of personality‚ which we are all born with‚ is called the id. According to Freud id contains a reservoir of unconscious instincts‚ impulses that strives to satisfy basic sexual‚ and aggressive drives that operates on the pleasure principle‚ demanding immediate gratification. He said that adults never lost this part of their personality‚ as they grew older; they just

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