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...worse than a psychiatrist's couch. Maybe it is unsophisticated and 'naive oversimplification' to handle one's own problems to the best of one's ability . . . But something like this was the basis of mental health for hundreds of years before Adler, Jung and Freud...
Reason & Records. According to Hubbard's "science," the mind consists of two parts: 1) the analytical (corresponding roughly to Freud's "conscious" mind), which perceives, remembers and reasons; and 2) the reactive (something like Freud's "unconscious"), which neither remembers nor reasons but simply records. Normally, the analytical mind is dominant. But it can be "switched off" by unconsciousness from injury or anesthesia, more often by acute emotional shock or physical pain...
...Alaskan river which boasts trout as big as baseball bats; New England skippers would provide the picturesque discomfort of a sailing ship cruise on the open Atlantic for only $60; and many a summer hotel was advertising not only tennis, golf, and hayloft theatricals, but "cultural lectures" on Freud and Thomas Aquinas...
Other University students have been "taught to base their thinking on Nazi ideology...the psychology of Freud, the sociology of Karl Marx," Mrs. Clarke states. She names many students, who, "disappointed and dissatisfied" by such instruction, have resigned from the University to join the Center...
...Cocktail Party, by T. S. Eliot. A brilliant verse play of worldlings and martyrs, drawing rooms and consulting rooms, Freud and faith (TIME...