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    Enemy: A Study of the Subconscious Mind Dennis Villeneuve's Enemy (2014) takes us on a journey through the subconscious mind of a man in the midst of an identity crisis. Jake Gyllenhaal knocks it out of the park with two stellar performances - playing Adam Bell, a mild-mannered history professor and his doppelgänger, Anthony Claire, a suave, self-centered actor. In contrast to Villeneuve and Gyllenhaal's earlier collaboration and mainstream success Prisoners (2013), Enemy relies on symbolism…

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    Spectrum of Subconscious Judgment During the book, colors are throughout with no definite pattern to their placement. Sporadic color description lures the reader into a variety of moods and judgment is initiated. Presented with a description of an object, person, or place, color is often used to assist visualization. In Fitzgerald 's novel specific colors are hidden in the text providing a purpose far more in depth rather than just giving a visual description. “Color plays an important role in…

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    about using your subconscious brainpower. The first is that better ideas come if you make a conscious assignment to your subconscious....The second thing to remember about incubation is that ideas often don 't come out fully formed like a newborn baby." - from the text, pg 46 This is interesting to think about. I know that most people only use 10% of their brain, and that genius level people use more, but I never realized that you could use more by stimulating your subconscious brainpower. It 's…

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    Why Do We Dream?

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    common theories stated that dreams might reflect human subconscious thoughts. Thus the aim of this paper is to investigate the extent to which dream represents the human subconscious. This paper was written mainly from researches on the Internet. It covered a wide range of resources such as website, research papers, books… With the information collected, this essay first discusses about the concept of subconscious and dreams. As the subconscious mind is subjective, studies that attempt to prove…

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    Similarly, in Langston’s Hughes’ “On the Road”, social exclusion illustrates the author’s subconscious fears. This short story is primarily a commentary about the failures of modern religion, but it also reveals Hughes’ desire for greater inclusion. In this short story, Sargent is desperate…

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    class’s subconscious influence on…

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    aligned with love. Then the universal life force will interact with your new, supportive thoughts and will help you initiate and maintain healthier relationships with the opposite sex. How the Subconscious Rules Your Day There is a clear difference between your conscious mind and your subconscious mind. Your conscious mind sees only the surface of events (the outer reality). Your conscious mind is logical and acts through your rational will and desires, such as wanting a life partner,…

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    Where do these beliefs come from? As we encounter an individual, we share an experience; this experience is then stored away in our subconscious mind. Upon encountering another individual, these experiences from our subconscious mind, are used to predict potential behaviors of this individual (or what is known as a schema). These beliefs, guided by our subconscious, force us to perceive an individual as “different”. Different than society, different than the norms, and different than one as an…

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    As per the hypothesis defense mechanisms are utilized by the sense of self to shield the individual from uneasiness. Restraint is when data is pushed down into the subconscious. This data is either unpleasant or bothersome and may cause anxiety. Frequently this data is driven into the subconscious and is difficult to recover. Response arrangement is when because of nervousness sentiments are supplanted by the extraordinary inverse. For example a man feeling contempt will be supplanted…

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    change your future behavior" (Eagleman 64). They key to this subtle manipulation is with the intriguing subconscious mind. When there is reference to the subconscious mind, it means it is the part of the mind that is below the level of awareness (Farlex Free Dictionary). But being below the level of awareness is not bad, it is very important to our thinking process for the reason that "the subconscious brain picks up things before the conscious mind" (Eagleman 68). This definitely applies to…

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