The implication: in realising how our sensibilities are shaped by places we're from, Australians also unearth their own psychic origins.
As the artist's defenders point out, Darger's work has a strange and deep power that speaks to us in the most haunting way, whatever its psychic origins.
As a category of "hysteria," the affliction was psychic in origin and hence should be addressed through combining physical and emotional modalities – the "Weir Mitchell cure", and talk therapies.
to the extent that we reactivate the psychic life at their origin and relive (nacherleben) the life-experience that brought them about.
To many Germans, the Beetle seemed loaded with Volkswagen's psychic baggage -- its Nazi origins, its postwar penury.
The novel no doubt had its origins in the psychic wound he had suffered as a boy when his father was for a few months imprisoned in the Marshalsea, and that wound may well be reflected in the sombreness of the book's setting and hero.
It's a sort of cross between a book launch (for his latest, The Selfish Capitalist: Origins of Affluenza) and a psychic mass vaccination programme.
At a social and psychic level, Thuy Diep, who is of Vietnamese origin, decided that fashion was less about sound bites and air time than deep psychic comfort.
Most of the soldiers in the film, as in the real war, clearly were young men of working-class origin, humping not only entrenching tools and weapons but the psychic burden of the great depression in which they grew up.
Consequently, the medical field labeled this patients as nervous or neurotic, and accepted that the origin of their diseases came from "an altered influx of their psychic lives over their bodies" (Freud 1890/1891. p.118).
