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Workbook to the movie Freud – The Secret Passion
3 Slights to Mankind’s Vanity
Vanity Mankind’s 3 major blows to its
Corpernikus, Nicolaus narcissism and their revealers are
introduced:
Darwin, Charles
Corpernicus
Freud, Sigmund
Darwin and
Freud
Unconscious
Meynert’s Dictatorship
Meynert, Theodor Meynerts dictatorial, authoritarian
leadership style is illustrated.
Freud, Sigmund
Demonstratively he ‘discloses’ a ‘fake’
Hysteria hysteric who was an intake of Freud.
Anesthesia
Rationalisation
Conversation with Mother
Sigmund consoles with his mother over
his future. She tells him he had already
Freud, Amalia decided to go to Charcot.
Charcot, Jean Martin
Hypnosis
Worknotes on Freud – Dr. Golling Page 2
Off to Paris
Freud, Martha Journey to Paris: Freud says ‚farewell‘ to
his parents and Martha at the railway
Freud, Jacob
station. His Father (Jakob) gives him a
Parapraxis watch which he drops when he is in the
train.
Charcot: Introduction to Hysteria
Charcot demonstrates hysteria in a man
Symptom
and a woman in the Hôpital Salpêtrière,
Trauma (Psychical) Paris. He can generate symptoms in
Amnesia them and make them disappear.
Hypnosis
Sigmund marries Martha
After years of being in love and quite
Wedding some resistance they marry. Ceremony
with glass. Martha marries a genius and
soon the whole world will know about it.
Worknotes on Freud – Dr. Golling Page 3
Report to Scientific Community
Report of Experiences in the Hôpital
Ideas
Salpêtrière to the Viennese Scientific
Unconscious (sb. adj.) Community.
Unconscious – Thinking
Trauma (Psychical)
Meynert, Theodor
Devaluation
Folie a Deux
Breuer, Joseph
Hypnosis
Anna O.
Meaning
Cause of Symptom
Symptom - Cause
Symptom - Relief
Pathogenic Memory
Breuer discusses with Freud the effects
Splitting
of dammed up affects.
Memory – Remembering
Trauma (Psychical)
Discharge
Libido - Damming up of
Metaphor
Memory - Pathogenic
Worknotes on Freud – Dr. Golling Page 4
Hypnotising in the Hospital
Freud hypnotizes a patient in the
Hypnosis
hospital. The patient is asked to recall a
boating accident in which the brother of
Authority
the patient drowned. The hypnosis is
interrupted by Meynert’s deputy.
Meynert fires Freud
Meynert attacks Freud and Charcot,
Envy then dismisses him.
Metaphor
Object - Bad
Studies on Hysteria
Breuer, Joseph
Hypnosis
Trauma (Psychical)
Hysteria
Conflict, Intrapsychic
Defence Mechanisms -
Repression
Worknotes on Freud – Dr. Golling Page 5
Patient and Dream
After visiting a patient (oedipal problem)
Father
whom Freud hypnotized Freud dreams
Oedipus Complex he is being pulled into a cave. There the
Patricide patient kisses the woman (mother) is
Hypnosis dragged out of the cave – the patient
Acting In possibly causing Freud’s death. Meynert
is dreamt laughing at him.
Dream – Nightmare
Visit from Breuer
Freud, Martha
Breuer, Joseph
Regression
Counter-Transference
Meynert’s Confession
Meynert, Theodor
Hysteria
Worknotes on Freud – Dr. Golling Page 6
Breuer Retreats
Conflict, Intrapsychic
Neurosis
Defence Mechanisms
– Generalisation
Repression
Conflict, Intrapsychic
Knowledge
Cecily
Cecily’s Blindness Undone
Breuer goes with Freud to Cecil. Blind,
Symptom
and in her bed she is hypnotized by
Symptom – Formation Breuer who goes with her over the
Distortion scene of her father’s death. In her first
Memory presentation she was picked up by
Sexuality doctors who brought her to a hospital to
Conflict, Intrapsychic identify her father. In the second
presentation in which Freud does the
investigation she was picked up by
police who brought her to a brothel
where her father died in the hands of a
whore. After awakening she can see
clearly.
Blackmail and Departure for Venice
Mathilda, Breuer’s wife pressured him
Gifts
for a vacation in Venice. Breuer wears in
Cecily his suit a fresh carnation given by Cecil.
Symbolism Cecil has knitted baby boots and flirts
Blackmail with Breuer. That evening Breuer
Symptom receives a note asked to come to Cecil
Breuer, Joseph immediately. She is found in bed with
all the symptoms of labor. Breuer’s
Symptom
Baby. Breuer leaves her for Mathilda.
Hypnosis
Breuer, Joseph
Conflict,
Intrapsychic
Worknotes on Freud – Dr. Golling Page 7
Not For Your Eyes
Martha reads reports. ‘They are not for
Death - Father your eyes’ – Freud patronizes her yet
asks for trust. Death of father. Burial at
Breuer, Joseph Vienna Central Cemetery Jewish
Division.
Dream – Freud ‚The Eyes Shall Be Closde‘
Dream – Freud
Breuer, Joseph
Dream – Interpretation
Dream
Ambivalence
Symbolism
Analysis
Neurosis
Sexuality - Infantile
Cure
Cecily is tired of her Imprisonment
Cecily 2 Freudian Slips – Gains of Illness, ‘Here
and Now vs. Then and There’
Amnesia
Symptom
Hypnosis
Electra Complex
Parapraxis
Parapraxis
Gain from Illness,
Primary and Secondary
Transference
Statements - Concrete
Worknotes on Freud – Dr. Golling Page 8
Paints Her Face Like a Prostitute
Perception
Cecily has a doll, paints her face like
Cecily
that of a prostitute. Escalation with
Symbolism mother-
Technique
Symbolism
Free Association (Method
or Rule of)
Dream
Parapraxis
Identification
Dream - Wish-Fulfillment
Defence Mechanisms -
Repression
Dream Distortion
Unconscious (sb. adj.)
Dream – Distortion
Dream
Symbolism
Hypnosis
Free Association
(Method or Rule of)
Resistance
Rejection
Cathartic Method (or
Therapy)
Neurosis
Infantile Trauma
Infantile Sexuality Theories on Sexuality and Repression
Repression
Memory
Fixation
Regression
Sexuality – Theories
Science
Trauma (Psychical)
Symbolic (sb.)
Trauma (Psychical)
Worknotes on Freud – Dr. Golling Page 9
Early Memories
Memory – Earliest
Trauma (Psychical)
Association
Symbolism
Identification
Dream - Freud
Symbolism
Mother – Object of Desire
Mother
Voyeurism
Oedipus Complex
Hatred
Jealousy
Not a Memory – But a Phantasy
Electra Complex
Infantile Sexuality
Phantasy (or Fantasy)
Unconscious - Descriptive
Worknotes on Freud – Dr. Golling Page 10Cecily’s Mother
Cecily
Death Wish
Symptom - Neurotic
Electra Complex
Elektra and Transference
Symptom
Transference
Communication
Love
Breuer: No Infantile Sexuality
Breuer, Joseph
Father
Infantile Sexuality
Academy of Sciences
Worknotes on Freud – Dr. Golling Page 11Know Thy Self
Vienna - Central Cemetery. Freud visits
Vienna Central Cemetery
his father’s grave. ‘Know Thy Self’
engraved in the temple of Delphi, is the
beginning of wisdom. It is the weapon
against man’s oldest enemy – vanity.
This knowledge is now within our grasp.
Will we use it? Let us hope…
The End
Worknotes on Freud – Dr. Golling Page 12Used Words / Concepts Abreaction Hysteria Academy of Sciences Ideas Acting In Identification Ambivalence Infantile Sexuality Amnesia Jealousy Analysis Knowledge Amnesia Libido - Damming up of Anesthesia Love Anna O. Meaning Association Memory Authority Memory - Earliest Blackmail Memory - Pathogenic Breuer, Joseph Memory - Remembering Cathartic Method (or Therapy) Metaphor Cecily Meynert, Theodor Charcot, Jean Martin Mother Communication Neurosis Conflict, Intrapsychic Object - Bad Corpernikus, Nicolaus Oedipus Complex Counter-Transference Parapraxis Cure Patricide Darwin, Charles Perception Death - Father Phantasy (or Fantasy) Death Wish Rationalisation Defence Mechanisms Regression Defence Mechanisms - Generalisation Rejection Defence Mechanisms - Repression Repression Devaluation Resistance Discharge Science Distortion Sexuality Dream Sexuality - Infantile Dream - Distortion Sexuality - Theories Dream - Freud Splitting Dream - Interpretation Statements - Concrete Dream - Nightmare Symbolic (sb.) Dream - Wish-Fulfillment Symbolism Electra Complex Symptom Envy Symptom - Cause Father Symptom - Formation Fixation Symptom - Neurotic Folie a Deux Symptom - Relief Free Association (Method or Rule of) Technique Freud, Amalia Transference Freud, Jacob Trauma (Psychical) Freud, Martha Unconscious - Descriptive Freud, Sigmund Unconscious - Thinking Gain from Illness, Primary and Secondary Unconscious (sb. adj.) Gifts Vanity Hatred Vienna Central Cemetery Hypnosis Voyeurism Worknotes on Freud – Dr. Golling Page 13
Worknotes on Freud – Dr. Golling Page 14
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