Parts One and Two
Parts One and Two
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第一和第二部分
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1992
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通讯作者：
C. R. Kelley
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C. R. Kelley
I was too busy at the time to do the article, but the suggested approach intrigued me and started a process of thought. My teacher, Wilhelm Reich, was a psychoanalyst and student of Freud. His work departed from the work of Freud because instead of focusing on the content, the meaning, the history of the associations of his patients, Reich began to pay special attention to the expression; not to what the patient was saying but how he was saying it. This inevitably brought him from dealing with the history, the background and interpretation of the material into what was happening here and now. Reich noted the process going on, what the body was doing, the breathing, how the patient held himself, what he did with his eyes. This led him to his first major discovery, the muscular armor, those chronic patterns of body tension through which feelings are blocked. Observing the muscular armor then carried him on to the second major finding in his life, the discovery of the life force which Reich came to call orgone energy. Reich's concept of the life force differed from the life force concept of predecessors because of the way he observed it and tied it to real natural processes. Reich went from Freud's libido and the energy of the instincts to the pulsation of the body, charge and discharge, emotion and the action of the muscular armor in blocked emotion.
