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• Sigmund Freud argued that grief is a process of libidinal reinvestment.
• Kernberg defines normal narcissism as the libidinal investment of the self.
• They do hover at that libidinal fail-safe point for a nanosecond.
• With Jack and Bill, of course, the problem was libidinal overdrive.
• Lyotard claims that this is due to libidinal energy.
• Structures conceal libidinal intensities while intense feelings and desires force us away from set structures.
• The aggressive drive  mortido  may be displaced quite as much as the libidinal.
• In genitalis characterized by the erogenous zone that is the source of the libidinal drive.
• Freud refers back to his libidinal bonds.
• TV characters somehow routinely prove to be far more mindlessly libidinal than your average human being.
• Anybody with three credit-hours of Psych 101 will feel qualified to diagnose your libidinal health.
• Freud saw the early cathexis of objects with libidinal energy as a central aspect of human development.
• Can we doubt that millions of males will line up at pharmacies across the nation seeking libidinal enhancement?
• Many psychoanalysts use a theoretical construct called the libidinal and aggressive impulses, and its adaptation to reality.
• Pathological narcissism is not merely the libidinal investment in the self but in a pathological, underdeveloped structure of the self.
• It is work that is both irrepressible and restrained, libidinal and Minimal, fragile and, of late, monumental.
• It is supposed to concentrate the world's free-floating orgone, or universal libidinal energy, in the sitter.
• He argues that narcissism on the whole involves a strong aggressive drive that cannot possibly be analyzed separately from the libidinal one.
• In forming a discrete sexual identity ( libidinal desire ( sexual attachment ) to father and increases sexual competition with her mother.
• But this disinvestment allows the griever to use libidinal energies on other, possibly new attachments, so it provides a valuable function.