he called it not opposition to freud, but quote: dancing with freud. and in this dance with freud, fromm has two basic concepts. one he calls character structure, something within us finish and it's not freud's inner drives, just some kind of energy within us -- is shaped by the external social milieu in different ways with different conditions and people to give us our basic character. a good, a bad, a mixed character, but that. and so unlike freud where the inner drives are central, for fromm the external social structures are central. the other concept is what he calls central relatedness. and this is quite a break from freud. for freud the analyst was neutral, and the analyst projected and transferred his or her baggage onto the analyst. the analyst didn't have much of a presence. that's not what fromm's central relatedness is. what he basically sees it as the soul of the clinician and the soul of the client, the patient, connecting, intersecting on a deep emotional basis. that is the clinician is active and shows himself or herself, totally unlike

psychological problem we have here what would freud say about all this the famous psychiatrist may well have found interesting a line of research performed and published repeatedly over the past decade that shows that chemicals like bisphenol a b.p.a. are widespread in the american food supply but generally not as widespread or even are banned outright in canada and europe as nature magazine noted in an article titled us opts not to ban b.p.a. in canned foods b.p.a. mimics the hormone estrogen even in low doses estrogen of course is the hormone that makes girls into girls and women into women and what happens to men when they take estrogen their penises get smaller as yahoo news reported a study in canada found that estrogen mimicking chemicals definitely can affect penis size the article titled bisphenol a may cause smaller pieces notes there's still research regarding bisphenol a influence in smaller genitals and penises in male humans may be a sizable problem for men already worried about the size of their nether regions articles author pending richards further notes that scientists

freud wrote and published it here in vienna.ienna, 1900, was one of the intellectual and artistic centers of europe. in tracing modern art's emergence in the 20th century, vienna embodies, perhaps more than any other city, the struggle to break with the ossified traditions of the 19th century to achieve a modern art, an art for the 20th century. turn-of-the-century vienna was a prosperous and technologically advanced society, peaceful and secure, the center of the austro-hungarian empire, ruled over for more than 50 years by the last of the hapsburgs-- emperor franz josef. franz josef symbolized permanence and stability. he cultivated a status quo, based on a bureaucracy and state censorship, which exerted a virtual strangle hold on the capital's cultural imagination. artistic life was dominated by the baroque history painting of the fine arts academy. architectural endeavor aimed at creating a sense of continuity with a grand past. the town hall-- late gothic... the hofburg theater-- high baroque... the parliament buildings-- c

freud and yung. that's why we also made this set in a psychiatric unit to explore all that.d why macbeth is upset because his wife just says to him, hey, you should kill the king to become king. that's just politics. why do you think macbeth wimps out so much when lady macbeth has got the real, you know. >> going back to freud he said this very interesting thing about macbeth. he said they're really two parts of the one person. they make up a whole person. i have sex with myself. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you know what? i think a great many people have played those parts. all right. okay. do you want to play any other double roles. do you want to go a one-man 12 angry man. romeo and juliet? >> romeo, i really wanted to do a production where i play macbeth one night and lady macbeth the next. it's about mask lint >> stephen: the whole play is play is four hours of speaks peer. >> the girls are going show us your balls. they're always saying that. in romeo and juliet. that's a common thing for actors to do. i think i've done it now. this happened by accident. it's be

to be cool to you but there are people who are into it and that's their right but it would sigmund freud's sometimes a cigar is just added smoke a pipe and i think you would say something like what you said. earlier would call him out on that let me move this whole let's move this away well actually more and actually one would really know are really good and would probably does it. really force is an old fashioned. and an old fashioned philip. that be a good thing for the country i mean to have chris on right in my house and why should so so and in fact this e-mail filibuster our phone call filibuster we read used to run when he was in the minority ok so speaking of filibuster republicans have used their filibuster powers in the senate to block numerous obama judicial appointments seventy five percent of judicial vacancies have been unfilled frankly i think that the most egregious of all these is the first circuit which is here in washington d.c. there's a there's a levin seats i believe supposed to be on that circuit there are seven judges sitting on that for republican appointees three d

freud who said trauma recapitulates trauma. i wonder if you realize what is happening is having an impact on veterans in your state. >> i actually was with the governor when he heard the news. i was with the commissioner of mental health very good -- of mental health. i was part of the mobilization of what would be done. at that time we had no idea, but i think if you saw my friend, the spokesperson, i could tell immediately, he is a veteran. my director of advocacy common and an iraq veteran, his nephews were in that school, and you could just see his face. the parts that was more excruciating to them was the mental picture of what it must have looked like in the schoolroom, because they know would bullets do to human flesh. -- what bullets do. they can only imagine what it would do to a 6-year-old. i got into an argument. i come from the state of ohio. i was raised around guns. hunting is a big thing, so i appreciate that, and when someone says, i love shooting at that caliber over the ocean. i say, have you ever seen what th

team officer who captured the boston bombing suspect freud after pulling him from a backyard boat. >>nd a new budget for contra costa county fire could mean two more fire stations closed. what firefighters say this could mean for the safety of your home. ,, [ male announcer ] enjoy delicious chicken made the way you say at subwa. with our oven roasted chicken, now a $3 six-inch select. make it your own with melty monterey cheddar or creamy ranch. and during april, the black forest ham is also a $3 six-inch select. subway. eat fresh. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, april 23rd. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 6:0 now. the next legal step in the boston marathon bombings case will probably be a federal indictment. >> surviving suspect johar tsarnaev was charged in his hospital room yesterday. the 19-year-old tsarnaev indicated he and his brother were motivated by religious extremism. cbs news learned the brothers told their alleged carjacking victim they had explosives and planned to go to new y

i will tell you freud has a lot more to tell us about these sickos than any washington think tank. >>at's interesting. tamerlan tsarnaev married an american gal katie russell. >> and put a tent over her head. >> megyn: she wound up converting to islam and suddenly started walking around in a i burrca. his mother got more devout over the course of the last few years and wouldn't leave the house. this is the wife. wouldn't leave the house without wearing her burrca. apparently the father thought that was strange. they had not been that devout. but the mother did it and tamerlan went along with it and then started to object to drinking and anything associated with western life it is interesting to consider was there something about the boston marathon in particular that represented something for these two guys? >> indeed it was. by the way on that visit to dagestan that the fbi is investigating, dagestan is right next to chechnya. these people are chechens, stalin drew artificial borders. megyn, it is impossible for me to believe that this radicalized young chechen american went to dages

and i wonder, did you get a kick out of that, or were you consulting your freud textbook?s many times, you know, i tend to cut my wife or anybody some slack when it comes to just slips of the tongue. but there's no doubt that there have been times where michelle probably felt like a single mom. i know that before we got here, when we were still, when i was running for the u.s. senate, when i was running for president, there were times where i wouldn't see her for a week, and she was still working and having to look after the girls. so she definitely, i think, understands the burdens that women in particular tend to feel if they're both responsible for child rearing and they're responsible for working at the same time. >> what did you think of her mom dancing? ♪ do you have dad dancing that can give it a run for its money? >> you know, she consistently maintains and i don't argue with her that she's a better dancer than me. you know, i think -- now -- >> you're a competitive guy? >> i am. and in private, you know, i can bust a move and i think i'm pretty good. but she tends

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