Sentence examples for psychoanalysis from inspiring English sources

Hegarty is not keen on public psychoanalysis and pretty wary of sharing even the facts of his life, preferring mystery, but he hints that the abrupt shift across the Atlantic was not an especially happy one for him.

"Woman's Inhumanity to Woman" combines a variety of different approaches from primate research to sociology, from psychoanalysis to autobiography to explore the crueller aspects of female relationships both inside and outside the family.

Policymakers will not be keen to disentangle CBT from the vast NHS machinery, nor to write off years spent training new therapists.CBT is no panacea, and psychoanalysis has been shown to be better in treating illnesses like eating disorders.

But the amateur psychoanalysis and meaningful snatches of Kipling's "Law of the Jungle" were wearying.

That is a haunting condition: it may help to explain why psychoanalysis and the nostalgia-ridden tango are so popular in Argentina.

A new generation of psychiatrists dismissed psychoanalysis as being as dated as Marxism.

Classes in yoga, ballet and bridge run alongside workshops in kosher cooking and psychoanalysis and Judaism.

It is all very affecting, but did 19th-century boys really expect their fathers to be sensitive nurturers?In contrast, Tony Horwitz's "Confederates in the Attic" have no time for 20th-century psychoanalysis or hindsight.

Yet she made friends with a literary young turk, Ezra Pound, and grabbed hold of new ideas such as psychoanalysis.

The less obvious aspects of war and science for example, the introduction of psychoanalysis into British medicine courtesy of shellshock are given their due, as well as the central Faustian tragedy of the development of the atom bomb.The bomb that graces the cover of the book has come to stand for the power of science.

They can get an array of virtually free services, from false teeth and glasses to psychoanalysis and homeopathy.