The Blue Plaque
 

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- Lesson 20
VOCABULARY
to discover - odkryć
the unconscious - nieświadomość
psychic life - życie psychiczne
sexual urge - popęd płciowy
finding - wniosek, konkluzja, wynik
science - tu: gałąź nauki
born - urodzony
Moravian town - miasto na Morawach
to move - przeprowadzić się
to live - żyć
to elaborate - opracować w szczegółach, dopracować, rozwinąć
the Oedipus complex - kompleks Edypa
threefold - potrójny
division - podział
mind - umysł
famous - sławny
dream - sen, marzenie senne
to change - zmieniać
way - tu: sposób
human nature - natura ludzka
human mind - ludzki umysł
to research - tu: zbierać materiały (do książki)
to write - pisać
consulting rooms - gabinet lekarski, poradnia
grand - wielki
thought - myśl
Hitler's rise to power - dojście Hitlera do władzy
indirectly - pośrednio
to threaten - zagrażać
Lesson 15
Sigmund Freud


Sigmund Freud: I discovered some important new facts about the unconscious in psychic life, the role of sexual urges and so on. Out of these findings grew a new science, psychoanalysis, a part of psychology.

Freud was born in the small Moravian town of Freiburg (now Pribor in the Czech Republic) in 1856 and his family moved to Vienna when he was four years old.

He lived there until he was an old man of eighty-two, through all the years in which he slowly elaborated the theories of psychoanalysis and the ideas about the Oedipus Complex and the threefold division of the mind into id, ego and superego which made him famous.

Books like The Interpretation of Dreams and The Psychopathology of Everyday Life, which changed the way we think about human nature and the human mind, were researched and written in his apartment and consulting rooms at 19 Berggasse.

By the 1930s Freud had become a grand old man of European thought but Hitler's rise to power in Germany indirectly threatened his status.

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