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Posted by Maria Ivanova on November 28, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Today I was reading Freud, and there he was – at his best – giving us another astonishing example of his insightful analysis. This time Freud analyzed a case of forgetting a foreign word. Many of you probably heard how psychoanalysts believe that people do not forget without a reason. Psychoanalysis suggests that people forget … Continue reading →

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