Freud Stories

An ongoing project for translating this book by Lou Andreas-Salome I haven't touched my German in years, even though I did pretty well back in high school (a long time ago). My fascination with Ms Salome and the early psychology movement (ie Freud) has led me to try to read all this is more depth. Anais Nin was a huge fan, which led me to want to read more about her.

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This was my final project for my Rhetoric and Scholarship course, focusing on applying theorists to the Star Wars universe (particularly the original trilogy and expanded universe).

Who decides what's real and what's not?

A fun-to-read, light hearted book that takes you on an official journey to learn Psychology step-by-step.

Análisis del desarrollo psicológico de la protagonista (Nina Sayers) con un enfoque psicoanalítico, basando conceptos de diferentes autores como; Freud, Klein y Mahler.

" [...] through my lucid dreams, looking for my awesome world and my awful trouble, who knows maybe you could see the difference between DREAM and REALITY?"

2 PARTS, 1st part: Phantom a master thief was going to engage to empress Aria but that night she was killed before he even got the chance, knowing immediately who it was he flies on a quest to fight him, avenge Aria and make her dream of a peaceful world a reality, on this journey he meets 4 people and forms a group with them, with bumps and twists on the road will he fall in love again? Or forever grief over his first ever love?

programme de philo de terminale L, explication de texte, méthode etc...

> "The Cloudy Mind" is a reflective, freeverse poem by hybrid poet Jemar Ocon (aka Lonewolfbejie). It dives deep into the inner workings of human thought, using the concepts of id, ego, and superego to explore why people feel, react, and hate the way they do. In a chaotic world, this poem stands at the edge of philosophy and street realism - questioning the roots of emotion, identity, and how society shapes the mind. Raw. Reflective. Real. This is a piece for thinkers, rebels, and those with crow hearts.

Kermit the Frog must assassinate Sigmund Freud. Garfield is also there. Will they succeed? This came from an activity in my friend's literary club. She told us to open a random book and point to a random line on a random page, and whatever line we landed on was the line we'd use to open a short story. I used "Of Mice and Men" and got the line, "Tell you what. I'll shoot him for you. Then it won't be you that does it." Oh boy. This happened.

Ongoing part of my Lou Andreas Salome project. This is a ongoing translation of her book "Ruth"

Sigmund Freud