幽默及具与潜意识的关系（Humor and the relationship between the subconscious and the subconscious mind）.docVIP

幽默及具与潜意识的关系（Humor and the relationship between the subconscious and the subconscious mind） Humor and the relationship with the subconscious,.Txt mature, not the heart becomes old, but tears in the eyes of rotation, but still smile. It is not easy to do all the ordinary things, not only the ordinary, but also to do all the simple things right. This article is contributed by eifujbv DOC documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. With the relationship between humor and subconscious is one of the topics of Freuds discussion of the subconscious. The full text is divided into three parts: the analysis part, the synthesis part and the theory part. The author makes a deep discussion on the humorous techniques, purposes, motives, psychological causes, and the relationship between humor and dreams and the subconscious. The humor, comic, humor and dreams involved in this article not only contribute to the understanding of the subconscious, but also have broader anthropological, aesthetic and linguistic significance. In his introduction to the relationship between humor and dreams, Freud talked about his subjective reasons for engaging in the study of humor (page 173rd). In short, it is due to such a thing: Vries (Fliess) reading dream evidence in the autumn of 1899, had complained that there are too many humorous dreams. Dreams (1900) standard edition, volume fourth, page 297th note 8 and note the matter. Because we have Freud fries 1899 reply letters of complaint, so we can conclude that its accurate. This letter was written in September 11, 1899, based in Bavaria in Berchtesgaden. It is here that Freud is dream was the final touches, and announced his intention in the book seems to be present for the witty dream of strange and eccentric facts to explain. No doubt, it was a catalyst for Freud to pay more attention to the humor, but not the cause of his interest in the subj