Quotes About Meaning
Dreams are often most profound when they seem the most crazy.
~ Sigmund Freud
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Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.
~ Sigmund Freud
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The words which we use in our everyday speech are nothing other than watered-down magic.
~ Sigmund Freud
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The dream has no way at all of expressing the alternative 'either … or'. It usually takes up the two options into one context as if they had equal rights.
~ Sigmund Freud
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at least one of the meanings of a symptom corresponds to the presentation of a sexual fantasy, while there is no such limit to the content of its other meanings.
~ Sigmund Freud
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I always find the same principles confirmed: the elements formed into the dream are drawn from the entire mass of the dream-thoughts, and in its relation to the dream-thoughts each one of the elements seems to be determined many times over.
~ Sigmund Freud
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Dream disfigurement, then, turns out in reality to be an act of the censor.
~ Sigmund Freud
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The way in which these factors—displacement, condensation, and over-determination—interact in the process of dream-formation, and the question of which becomes dominant and which secondary, are things we shall set aside for later inquiries.
~ Sigmund Freud
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We will turn, therefore, to the less ambitious problem: what the behaviour of men themselves reveals as the purpose and object of their lives, what they demand of life and wish to attain in it. The answer to this can hardly be in doubt: they seek happiness, they want to become happy and to remain so.
~ Sigmund Freud
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Ko postavlja pitanje o smislu zivota,s njegovim libidom nije nesto u redu.
~ Sigmund Freud
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A normal dream stands, as it were, on two feet, one of which derives from the actual nature of the occasion for it, the other on a childhood event with serious consequences.
~ Sigmund Freud
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This reliance on puns gives Freud an interpretative freedom which might often be considered licence.
~ Sigmund Freud
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So far we have mainly been concerned with probing after the hidden meaning of dreams, the route we should take to discover it, and the means the dream-work has employed to hide it.
~ Sigmund Freud
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Si colocamos en un orden arbitrario las palabras de un verso, nos será muy difícil retenerlo así en nuestra memoria. «Bien ordenadas y en sucesión lógica, se ayudan unas palabras a otras, y la totalidad plena de sentido es fácilmente recordada durante largo tiempo. Lo desprovisto de sentido nos es tan difícil de retener como lo confuso o desordenado.»
~ Sigmund Freud
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The ideas so far produced are insufficient for the interpretation of the dream.
~ Sigmund Freud
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Sigmund Freud
~ God is dead!
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La théorie c'est bon, mais ça n'empêche pas d'exister. »
~ Sigmund Freud
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In extreme cases the patient manages to make most of his symptoms acquire, in addition to their original meaning, a directly contrary one. This is a tribute to the power of ambivalence, which, for some unknown reason, plays such a large part in obsessional neuroses.
~ Sigmund Freud
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Kita tidak bisa menghindari kesan bahwa manusia umumnya menggunakan standar yang keliru. Mereka mencari kekuatan, sukses, dan kekayaan untuk diri mereka sendiri, memuji diri mereka sendiri di hadapan orang lain dan mereka memandang rendah pada apa yang sebenarnya berharga dalam hidup.
~ Sigmund Freud
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pues no soy ni esto ni lo otro, ni soy, en realidad, nada muy a fondo.
~ Sigmund Freud
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Con sólo temer a la mediocridad, ya se está a salvo: he aquí el consuelo que usted me ofrece. Mas yo le pregunto: ¿A salvo de qué? ¿No se estará a salvo en la certeza de no ser un mediocre? ¿Qué importa lo que uno teme o deja de temer? ¿Acaso lo más importante no es que las cosas sean efectivamente como tememos que sean?
~ Sigmund Freud
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Graffiti on Philosophy Hall: The examined life ain't worth it either.
~ Sigrid Nunez
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This would explain much of human suffering, according to my ex, who was being less playful than you might think. He really did believe that's how it was: each of us languaging on, our meaning clear to ourselves but to nobody else. Even people in love? I asked, smilingly, teasingly, hopefully. This was at the very beginning of our relationship. He only smiled back. But years later, at the bitter end, came the bitter answer: People in love most of all. —
~ Sigrid Nunez
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When do people ever like it when you write about them? But I had to do something. As I said, from the minute I heard what had happened I could not stop thinking about it. So I did what you do if you're a writer and you're obsessed about something: you turn it into a story that you hope will lay it to rest, or at least help you figure it out what it means. Even if we know from experience that this pretty much never works.
~ Sigrid Nunez
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