Now, these are all mechanisms that for Freud are not the slightest bit
pathological. They are part of normal life. Normally, we do these things
to keep an equilibrium among the different systems of the unconscious,
but sometimes it doesn’t work. Sometimes things go awry and what happens
is a phrase that’s not currently used in psychology but was popular
during Freud’s time: hysteria. Hysteria includes phenomena like
hysterical blindness and hysterical deafness, which is when you cannot
see and cannot hear even though there’s nothing physiologically wrong
with you—paralysis, trembling, panic attacks, gaps of memory including
amnesia and so on.
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李小梁Jadon Lee