Tag: Freud

• The True Exorcism Stories: The Exorcism of Emily Rose

  

  In this blog, we’ve been talking thus far about the movies that in some way relate to The Exorcist.  There were the two sequels – the one with Regan and the one without her – that came from that movie, as well as the two prequels, and then the movie based on the non-fictional telling […]

  CarrieLynn D. Reinhard

  April 9, 2014

  Critical/Cultural Studies, Film Studies, Gender Studies

  Anneliese Michel, Catholic, Catholicism, demonic possession, demons, Emily Rose, exorcism, exorcist, Freud, Freudian, God, hysteria, possession, The Exorcist, witchhunts

• Visions of the Unconscious: An Analysis of “Juliet of the Spirits”

  Did Sigmund Freud realize the impact he would have when he first proposed the idea of the unconscious mind as a reservoir for a person’s dreams, memories and thoughts that may be too violent or too sexually explicit for the conscious mind to handle?  When he wrote about the animalistic id battling the angelic superego […]

  CarrieLynn D. Reinhard

  June 7, 2012

  Text Analysis

  Ego, Federico Fellini, Freud, Giulietta degli spiriti, Id, Juliet of the Spirits, Psychoanalysis, Superego, Surrealism