An elevator rider moving quickly upward would expect to be pinned to the floor of the elevator, not the ceiling, but this defiance of the laws of physics gets added to the rocket's other disturbances to supposedly ironclad sequences (cause and effect, arrival and sound, and so forth).Thus, like the patient on Pointsman's ward reexperiencing a rocket from above as "the floor [becomes] a giant lift propelling you with no warning toward your ceiling," the reader riding this paradoxical elevator experiences a rocket
abreaction, one that points (ahead in the text's pages, back in the chronology) to Gottfried, sacrificial victim, inside Blicero's 00000.
This seems to bring hysteria into terrain quite different from Freud and Breuer's description of hysteria as the bodily manifestation of "psychical traumas that have not been dealt with by
abreaction or by the work of associative thought; they are, likewise, completely absent ...
This restriction includes not only interacting imitation or learning but also other nonlinear couplings, such as emotion
abreaction. This paper designs a kind of blended learning rules in terms of formula (3).
They can be seen as an "
abreaction" to the period of ideological pressure of proletarian internationalism.
The funeral "show" is cathartic, to the purpose of "
abreaction"--defined as "the discharge of emotion attaching to a previously repressed experience" (Rycroft 1972 1).
Centuries and also the present of white colonial supremacy make Fanon's body incapable of controlling its
abreaction: his weeping is sadness, melodrama, the exhaustion of an organism's strength and defense, a giving out, and also something less defeated, an expansive pronouncement on this affective fact of blackness, which makes a sensorium that can only see the world's natural flourishing turning back on itself, failed, the Hegelian Owl of history now silent and paralyzed.
* Experts agreed that stage three continues to focus on relational-based interventions, but it also incorporates a high level of trauma reprocessing, including
abreaction and exposure-based interventions.
(20) With Elisabeth, the powerful emotions incurred during her father's illness are not allowed to reach consciousness and obtain
abreaction while she devotedly cares for him.
The
abreaction to that eventuated in a poetry that was nothing but political, a poetry of the subjective revolution, of ego, of self-pity and of self-regard.
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abreaction. It may not appear alluring at
Competent dominatrices are trained to lower the risk of triggering such an
abreaction, but are prepared to deal with it should it occur.
If this interpretation is correct, it suggests that the boys' disruptive behaviour was an
abreaction which was bound to occur in order to discharge the unexpressed emotions constellated and unconsciously carried in the psyche of the school.
