Sentence examples for common unhappiness from inspiring English sources

Freud famously declared that his goal was the transformation of "neurotic misery into common unhappiness".

"Transforming your hysterical misery into common unhappiness" ("Studies on Hysteria") remained the ungarnished program of psychoanalysis, with no frills added of "self-improvement" or "fulfillment," which such revisionists as Alfred Adler, Harry Stack Sullivan, Erich Fromm, and Karen Horney were to covertly offer their patients.

It also reminded me of what Freud said about psychoanalysis "transforming hysterical misery into common unhappiness".

There's virtually no more "normal," and common "unhappiness" is now viewed as a treatable condition.

He is attracted to mentors who introduce him to painstaking scientific research (Ernst Brücke), to charismatic investigations into the irrational (Jean-Martin Charcot), to clinical work that reduces hysterical misery to common unhappiness (Josef Breuer) and finally to unstable speculation on the secrets of human nature (Wilhelm Fliess).

Bring even a bit of the benighted unconscious to light, and neurotic patients might be relieved of their symptoms, free to enjoy, in Freud's famous phrase, "common human unhappiness".

After divorce, weight gain or loss from stress and unhappiness is common.

Happiness and unhappiness are all common denominators.

This in a nutshell reflects tension and stress headaches, as well as nausea and the other symptoms we typically experience when we feel stressed, including unhappiness and that common feeling described as "blocked," where it is difficult to focus on other things.

Unhappiness seems to be particularly common in car companies, which suffer from global overcapacity, and telecoms companies, which are being buffeted by a technological revolution.

Spasms of social turmoil in China have become increasingly common, a reflection of the widening income gap and deepening unhappiness with official corruption and an unresponsive legal system.