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Freud Sigmund佛洛依德

  Freud Sigmund (1856-1939) was an Austrian physician醫生 who revolutionized革新 ideas on how the human mind人類思維 works. Freud established the theory理論 that unconscious無意識的 motives動機 control much behaviour. He thus因此 greatly advanced促進 the field領域 of psychiatry精神病學. His work has helped millions of mentally ill patients心理病患者. His theories have brought new approaches方法 in child rearing養育, education and sociology社會學, and have provided new themes話題 for many authors作家 and artists藝術家. Most people in Western society view觀察 human behaviour at least至少 partially一部份地 in Freudian terms以佛洛伊特的理論.

  Freud was born on May 8, 1856, in Freiberg夫來堡, Moravia摩拉維亞, a region that is now part of Czechoslovakia捷克斯洛伐克. He was the oldest of eight children, and his father was a wool merchant. When Freud was 4 years old, his family moved to Vienna, the capital of Austria. He graduated畢業 from the medical school醫學院 of the University of Vienna in 1881. Freud later decided to specialize專注 in neurology神經學, the treatment治療 of disorders錯亂 of the nervous system神經系統.

  In 1885 Freud went to Paris to study under Jean-Martin Charcot夏柯 (1825-1893), a famous French neurologist神經學家. Charcot was working with patients who suffered from a mental illness now called hysteria歇斯底里症. Some of these people appeared to be blind盲 or paralyzed癱瘓, but they actually had no physical身體上的 defects缺憾. Charcot demonstrated演示 that their real problem was mental, and that the physical symptoms癥狀 could be relieved解除 through hypnosis催眠. Freud and another neurologist John Breuer布洛爾 (1842-1925) found that catharsis宣洩 (talking freely) during hypnosis was the better way of treating hysterical patients歇斯底里症患者.

His Life

  Freud retuned to Vienna in 1886 and began to work extensively廣泛地 with hysterical patients. He gradually formed ideas about the origin起源 and treatment of mental illness. Freud used the term psychoanalysis心理分析 for both his theories and his method of treatment. When he first presented提出 his ideas in the 1890s, other physicians reacted回應 with hostility懷著敵意. Yet Freud eventually最後 attracted a group of followers, and by 1910 he had gained得到 international recognition認同.

  During the following decade接著十年, Freud’s reputation聲譽 continued to grow. But two of his early followers, Alfred Adler阿德勒 and Karl Jung容格, split鬧翻 with Freud and developed their own theories of psychology心理學. Freud was constantly持續地 modifying修改 his own ideas, and in 1923 he published a revised version修正版本 of many of his early theories. In that same year he learnt had had cancer of the mouth口腔癌. He continued his work, though the cancer made working increasingly difficult. He used to經常 work over 18 hours a day. In 1938 the Nazis納粹黨 gained control of Austria. Under their rule, Jews猶太人 were persecuted被逼害. Freud, who was Jewish, went to England with his wife and children to escape逃避 persecution逼害. He died of cancer in London on September 23, 1939.

  Freud wrote many works著作. However, his most important writings include Studies in Hysteria歇斯底里症之研究(1895), The Interpretation of Dreams《夢的解析》(1900), The Psychopathology of Everyday Life日常心理病理學(1904), Three Contributions to the Theory of Sex性三論(1905), Totem and Taboo圖騰與禁忌(1913), General Introduction to Psychoanalysis心理分析學淺說(1920), Group Psychology and Analysis of the Ego群體心理與自我的分析(1920), The Ego and the Id 《自我與本我》(1923), and Civilization and Its Discontents文明與不滿(1930).

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His Theories

On Behaviour: Freud divided human behaviour into three kinds: (1) pre-conscious前意識, (2) conscious有意識 and (3) unconscious潛意識. He observed觀察得知 that many patients behaved行為表現 according to drives衝動 and experiences of which they were not consciously有意識地 aware知道. He thus concluded that the unconscious plays扮演 a major role角色 in shaping塑造 behaviour. He also concluded that the unconscious is full of memories記憶 of events from early childhood童年 ---- sometimes as far back as infancy嬰兒期. Freud noted發現 that if these memories were especially painful痛苦, people kept them out of conscious awareness刻意將之忘記. He used the term defence mechanisms防衛機制 for the methods by which individuals did this. Freud ...

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