Using Id's power, the Flash divided the Cathexis from two six-dimensional creatures into four three-dimensional ones, the Cathexis subsequently being easily defeated by Batman.
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Using Id's power, the Flash divided the Cathexis from two six-dimensional creatures into four three-dimensional ones, the Cathexis subsequently being easily defeated by Batman.
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In narcissistic neurosis, cathexis is withdrawn from external instinctual objects ( or rather their unconscious representations ) and turned on the Schreber case, and linked to the subject's ensuing megalomania.
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The appearance of a medicine wheel in the episode " Cathexis " was described by Sierra S . Adare as showing Chakotay in the "'good Indian'in the classic Pocahontas sense ".
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Much of his graphic work from this period was subsequently collected and published in the art collection " Lumenagerie " ( 1996 ) and the anthology " Cathexis " ( 1997 ).
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Otto Fenichel considered disturbances in body cathexis as one of the early accompaniments of schizophrenia, while empirical use of the Body Cathexis Scale subsequently found significant differences between schizophrenic patients and normal controls in this regard.
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Otto Fenichel considered disturbances in body cathexis as one of the early accompaniments of schizophrenia, while empirical use of the Body Cathexis Scale subsequently found significant differences between schizophrenic patients and normal controls in this regard.
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With this achieved, the League united around Id, channeling their combined desires into a wish for Id to destroy itself and banish the Cathexis back to their dimension, lacking the knowledge to ever recreate Id again.
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Further ambiguity in Freud's usage emerges in the contrast between cathexis as a measurable load of ( undifferentiated ) libido, and as a qualitatively distinct type of affect as in a " cathexis of longing ".
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Further ambiguity in Freud's usage emerges in the contrast between cathexis as a measurable load of ( undifferentiated ) libido, and as a qualitatively distinct type of affect as in a " cathexis of longing ".
