Here Freud attempted to psychoanalyze works of art as symbolic expressions of their creator's psychodynamics.
Her detractors jeer at her self-deprecation, lampoon her repetitiveness, and psychoanalyze her posts for signs of darkness repressed.
This talky drama, produced in 2005 in Stratford-Upon-Avon by the Royal Shakespeare Company, attempts to convey the futility of a white Zimbabwean landowner thinking he could successfully psychoanalyze an angry black statesman.
Enough so that Spin published "Sheezus Talks," where "seven badass female culture critics assess and, well, psychoanalyze Kanye West's bachelor party".
He tells a few other cat anecdotes and his wife begins to psychoanalyze him.
Now, it's read books, fence with four-syllable words, psychoanalyze each other until you can't tell a petting party from a civil-service exam.
Mr. Anastasi's characters often patiently psychoanalyze one another, explaining how various behaviors signify emotional problems that the audience is apparently deemed too dumb to discern on its own.
They want to taste his intense colors, psychoanalyze his thick and passionate brush strokes, parse the letters to his brother Theo.
It's tempting to psychoanalyze Friedman, whose sweeping ambition, fetish for industry disruption and distrust of conventions have pretty clear biographical antecedents.
Mr. Kim was a source of fascination inside the Central Intelligence Agency, which interviewed his mistresses, tried to track his whereabouts and sought to psychoanalyze his motives.
He tries to do for bad cats and their owners what Cesar Millan does for bad dogs and theirs on "Dog Whisperer": psychoanalyze the situation and the animal, educate the pet owners, recommend some interventions.
