The Stage

Abstract on “The Bodily Unconscious in Freud’s Three Essays ” The article, “The Bodily Unconscious in Freud’s Three Essays,” acts as a continuance on Freud’s theory of the unconscious. The author, John Russon, defends Freud’s theory, expands, and gives his own criticisms. The article is broken down into four sections pertaining to The Body as a Prototype for the Real, The Family as a Category of Experience, The Unconscious Desire of the Other, and Objectivity and Method. Throughout the piece…

Stages/ Tasks/ Attachments On October 15, 1994, DM and MM met the requirements on meeting stage two: Marriage: the joining of families (Wright & Leahey, 2013, p.100). They met one night at a bar where MM worked in the evenings selling roses. They dated for five years because she was afraid to marry. She had already been married two other times and ended in divorce. After the fifth year, DM proposed to MM and she finally accepted. During the adjustment face of marriage, they both kept a strong…

nature of sexuality in a new light. The most interesting part of these essays is his discussion on sexuality in the period of childhood years and relating infantile behaviors to adult sexual aberrations. Sexuality in infants and its influence on later stages of puberty and adulthood is reoccurring idea in these essays. Freud’s claims especially about infantile sexuality do appear shocking at some instances but his sense of reasoning and layered nature of narration makes “Three Essays on the…

Early in the planning stages of Blitzkrieg, poor logistical planning led to mistakes that could not be corrected as Blitzkrieg operations extended over time and space. Two factors that Blitzkrieg sustainment planners did not take into account during the planning for Blitzkrieg…

In the earlier stages, barbarism was based on agriculture and the rearing of cattle. Civilization was based upon private property, introduced by commodity production. The period of savagery and barbarism constituted the period of “primitive communism”, where there were no restrictions on which men and women could have relations, living in common “long houses” with common property and children would be raised in common. There were many different forms of family and sexual relationship. Some of…

addicts are they way they are because of the oral fixation, which is a result of the first stage in psychosexual. As stated by many different sources and research addiction can involve “The theory of personality”, cognitive dissonance, and even denial. First of all, alcoholism plays a part in Freud’s psychosexual stages of development. I’ve learned that alcoholism can develop in the oral stage…

John is a 16-year-old who has recently undergone an intervention to address his violent behavior towards both family and strangers. John now finds himself in a residential treatment home, where he receives group and individual therapy sessions. Throughout this paper, I will examine John’s case through the psychodynamic perspective. The psychodynamic perspective incorporates many ideas from Sigmund Freud’s psychoanalytic theory. The psychodynamic approach focuses on the idea that people react…

always learned to make the most of the experience whether that comes from learning the material or just meeting new friends in my classes. My experiences have differed from grade to grade but I could clump the majority of experiences by the educational stages that include Elementary School, Middle School, and High School. I went to Bryant Ranch Elementary school from Kindergarten to the sixth grade. My favorite teacher in Elementary would have to be Mrs. Smith. She was my favorite teacher…

Making a small count of important stages in an individual's life is extremely difficult. One of the reasons is because every event that occurs in an individual's life is important. In addition, it is impossible to establish generalizations because each individual and each family is different. The interaction between the person and the environment is different and unique in each case. Even when traumatic events affect the lives of individuals, it is important to point out that traumatic…

“ When the flower blossoms, the bee will come. In the early days, bees were more like wasps, eating other insects rather than nectar & pollen. There are nine stages that a bee goes through to produce honey. The very beginning of the honey process depends upon a queen. Each hive must have a queen. She keeps the hive functioning when the colony is getting too large; the queen will begin laying queen cells. The nurse bees will take care of this cell. Next, comes the mating flight a queen cell that…