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post-ˈFreudian, n. and a.
[post- B. 1 b.]
A. n. Someone whose psychotherapeutic ideas or practice have developed and diverged from strictly Freudian doctrine; someone whose views have been influenced as a result of Freudian theory.
B. adj. Subsequent to the impact and influence of Freudian ideas. Cf. Freudian a. (n.).
1938Essays & Stud. 1937 XXIII. 82 He [sc. Balzac] had little to learn of normal psychology from the post-Freudians. 1961J. A. C. Brown (title) Freud and the post-Freudians. 1964E. Becker in I. L. Horowitz New Sociol. 114 Mills has here failed to push on to a fully post-Freudian social psychology. 1966Listener 13 Jan. 64/3 We should have no post-Freudian difficulties in reconciling patience, honour, and kindness with destiny, treachery, and retribution. 1973Times 29 Dec. 12/6 Heavenly rewards hereafter make us post-Freudians suspicious. 1977R. L. Wolff Gains & Losses i. 46 The emotional language frequent in nineteenth-century friendships between persons of the same sex..arouses thoughts in post-Freudian minds that sometimes were not present..in pre-Freudian minds. |