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Ambivalence (n.) becomes, in the obsessional, a chronic coexistence of intense love and hatred for one person: love has not destroyed hatred but driven it into the unconscious, where it grows.
Ambivalence (n.) is Bleuler's word for loving and hating the same person at once, normal up to a point and turned by neurotics into resistance.
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The Feeling-toned complex (n.) can generate the whole content of paranoia, Bleuler showed: ideas charged with intense affect gain abnormal power over the psyche.
Parapraxis (n.) showed Bleuler his own name two lines down where it said “blood corpuscles” — he had just read a comment on bad scientific style he did not feel free of.
Psychiatry (n.) was the first field to borrow from analysis, when Bleuler traced "Freudian mechanisms" in the psychoses.
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