The Interpretation of Language, Band 1J. Aronson, 1973 |
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Theodore Thass-Thienemann. LIGHT Light , in psychology , is not the same as the light waves of physics which are measurable by their frequency and intensity . Nor is it the light which , in physiology , is one of the condi- tions of ...
Theodore Thass-Thienemann. LIGHT Light , in psychology , is not the same as the light waves of physics which are measurable by their frequency and intensity . Nor is it the light which , in physiology , is one of the condi- tions of ...
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... light is the opposite of darkness ; another light is opposed to heaviness , also " swift , fickle " as opposed to slow , dull ; and a third light , mainly in the plural lights , means the " lungs . " To simply num- ber these meanings as " ...
... light is the opposite of darkness ; another light is opposed to heaviness , also " swift , fickle " as opposed to slow , dull ; and a third light , mainly in the plural lights , means the " lungs . " To simply num- ber these meanings as " ...
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... light . The mother of Apollo , god of light , was Lēto , the goddess of night . " And God saw the light , that it was good " ( Genesis 1 : 4 ) . This sentence indi- cates the subjective moral evaluation of the light as good , darkness ...
... light . The mother of Apollo , god of light , was Lēto , the goddess of night . " And God saw the light , that it was good " ( Genesis 1 : 4 ) . This sentence indi- cates the subjective moral evaluation of the light as good , darkness ...
Inhalt
FACTS AND THEORIES | 1 |
SIGN AND SYMBOL | 17 |
THE PSYCHOSOMATIC QUALITY OF LANGUAGE | 35 |
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animal anxiety appears association B. F. Skinner basic became become behavior blood bodily body body-self C. G. Jung called child clinical color common concept conscious denotes derives described developed dictionaries dream Edward Sapir emotional ence equated etymology existence experience eyes feel finger fire French Freud function Germanic languages grasp Greek guage hand Hebrew homophony human idea implied individual infantile inside instance internal interpretation Interpretation of Dreams Latin light linguistic mental mind mother mythology noun object observed Old English Old Testament organ original meaning patient perceived perception person philosophy phonemic primary Psychoanalytic psychology qualities question reality refers relationship repressed rhyme Sanskrit says schizophrenic scious Shakespeare Sigmund Freud skin Slavic languages sound sound symbolism speak speaker specific speech subjective Superego supposes symbolic symptom taste things thinking tion tongue translated uncon unconscious fantasies understanding understood verb verbal expressions verbal forms word York