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freudian /freud·i·an/ (froi´de-in) 1. pertaining to Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, or his psychological theories and method of psychotherapy (psychoanalytic theory and technique). 2. an adherent or user of freudian theory or methods.
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That Peter Pan, the Alice books, and The Wonderful Wizard of Oz contain veiled elements of sexual awakening will surprise nobody remotely acquainted with the cracker-barrel Freudianism that has informed popular views of these books for decades. More specifically, he argues that the signal Jewish contribution to American culture has been in the realm of psychology, ranging from the thunderous impact of Freudianism through the popular ministrations and down-to-earth advice of Dr. That Breslin (who did an enormous amount of research) at times lapsed into parlor Freudianism and some dubious hypotheses probably warned Stevens and Swan off this path. |
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