Moreover, as a bearer of sensations, the own body -and the psyche- form a concrete unit, due to the link it has to the rest of the psychic life (Husserl, Ideas II, §. 42. p. 162 163).
His imagination allows him to join with both the natural and supernatural elements of Psyche, and his form of worship is within himself while "Ode to Psyche" the poem serves as a song in praise of the goddess.
The relationships of psyche with pathological forms are envisaged taking into account a hierarchy of different spatial and temporal scales.
In 2003, when the National Book Foundation awarded King a Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters — the year before, the winner had been Philip Roth — the writer Walter Mosley, in introducing King, praised "his almost instinctual understanding of the fears that form the psyche of Americag's working class.
He spent the postwar decades using fiction to work at the knots of politics, passion and betrayal that formed the psyche of the town he knew inside out.
For anyone who is puzzled why the government is so doggedly resolved not to allow a referendum on the new European constitution, the reason is right there.The psyche of New Labour was formed during Neil Kinnock's decade of vilification.
She needs to be more than an overly significant name, a cipher for Arcadia's angst, a means of showing once more that violence to a person, to a psyche, can take many forms.
A former psychoanalyst and a former patient of Sigmund Freud himself, Loë now indulges her interest in probing the human psyche through a rather unusual form of bait-and-switch.
The shadow didn't form in your psyche yesterday but it has been evolving since you came to earth.
I have probably seen 10 different productions of 'Wozzeck.' And what I notice is a broad public desire for opera, which represents all forms of human psyche.
And that's when the psyche of Sleaford Mods started to form.
