Sentence examples similar to a psychoanalytic example from inspiring English sources
"It's a psychoanalytic case".
In a psychoanalytic setting, for example, such an act may occur when a patient finally abandons his attachment to a love object modeled on what his parents would have wished for him, to a particular career path valued by others in his life, or to the analysis itself (whose ending, in Lacanian psychoanalysis, is not contractually decided in advance).
He is sometimes described not as a psychoanalytic writer but as a moral philosopher with a psychoanalytic base.
A psychoanalytic approach sees them as sublimations of sexual desire.
She was conducting, as she says, a psychoanalytic session.
This was why Freud devoted the first ever attempt at a psychoanalytic biography to him.
Cudzoziemka (1936; The Stranger) is a psychoanalytic study of alienation in an ethnically foreign country.
They lead the reader through a history and a psychoanalytic interpretation of kindness.
Phyllis Greenacre's "Swift and Carroll: A Psychoanalytic Study of Two Lives" is intriguing if not always convincing.
Lethem, introducing "Poor George," offered a psychoanalytic interpretation of Fox's being out of print.
