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• These exchanges informed Lacan's late teaching on psychoanalytic interpretation.
• Psychoanalytic interpretations have proved more difficult to depict on stage.
• The merits of this psychoanalytic interpretation, however, are currently under debate.
• Doniger contributed the Sanskrit expertise while Kakar provided a psychoanalytic interpretation of the text.
• The book was highly praised by Rudolf Steiner and was a direct predecessor of psychoanalytic interpretation.
• They dismiss psychoanalytic interpretations of their work as " these inexplicable, learned things ."
• As a psychoanalyst, he made some important contributions to the psychology of the artist and the psychoanalytic interpretation of works of art and caricature.
• His first publications were on diagnostic psychological testing and included the very influential " Psychoanalytic Interpretation in Rorschach Testing " ( 1954 ).
• Since there are no literal mothers in " King Lear ", Copp閘ia Kahn provides a psychoanalytic interpretation of the " maternal subtext " found in the play.
• 'This Is and Is Not Cressid': The Characterization of Cressida, in " The Mother Tongue : Essays in Feminist Psychoanalytic Interpretation ", ed.
• On the origin of sacrifice and priest kingship in Mesopotamia, Heinsohn suggested an explanatory model based upon a catastrophist view of ancient history and a psychoanalytic interpretation of sacrificial rituals.
• He also published an important work on psychoanalytic interpretation called " Der Begriff der " Deutung " in der Psychoanalyse ", in which he explains the correlation of psychoanalysis to scientific principles.
• The paper describes Tausk's observations and psychoanalytic interpretation of what has been defined as a type of paranoid delusion that occurs in patients who are diagnosed with schizophrenia by someone holding the relevant medical license.
• The earliest formal presentation of clinical vampirism to appear in the psychiatric literature, with the psychoanalytic interpretation of two cases, was contributed by Richard L . Vanden Bergh and John F . Kelley in 1964.
• The internal dynamics of self-envy cause intense L髉ez-Corvo suggests that the psychoanalytic interpretation of such patients, for whom one part of the self is ruthlessly pitted against another, should address directly the phenomenon of a war within the internal self.
• Although the therapy is described as psychodynamic, and is accordingly concerned to identify activity and personal meaning in the midst of apparent passivity, it relies more on careful empathic listening and the development of a common'feeling language'than it does on psychoanalytic interpretation.
• That is clear from my summary but nowhere to found in his contribution .  Making sense of psychoanalytic interpretation,  which is what the quotation from Levy he provides is about, is not the same as making the case for the evidential status of Freud s theories.
• He denounces " the confusion of the psychic and the spiritual " and especially the psychoanalytic interpretation of symbols, including the Jungian branch of it, which he condemned with the greatest firmness, seeing in it the beginnings of a reversed  or at least distorted  interpretation of symbols.
• A persistent scholar of Ancient Greek Tragedy and particularity the study of Aeschylus . 1 Lucas implores his own modern interpretation adding an internal rhythmic physical movement, and his own psychoanalytic interpretation to the anthropological dimension of Aeschylus'plays, in today's contemporary language, with the intention of the audiences feeling the root of the collective experience so imminent and contemporary for Aeschylus timeless art for today's world . 2