A Dangerous Method is a 2011 Canadian historical filmOne focus is the relationship between Jung and Spielrein, which begins in 1904 and develops over the course Perhaps it's those very absolutes that drive people towards unhealthy behaviors. Strange, how even those who categorize people into absolutes can themselves fall within ambiguous parameters. Personally, they continuously fall victim to the mental weaknesses they so carefully study, and they become increasingly aware that social acceptability doesn't necessarily translate to common practice.
A Dangerous Method Movie PhotoAcademically, they recognize the frailties of the human mind and strive to steer others in socially acceptable directions. We follow her, Jung, and Freud in a story that examines their complex relationship, which is simultaneously strengthened and threatened by their field of interest. Spielrein is one piece of the puzzle in David Cronenberg's A Dangerous Method. Her death in 1942 at the hands of an SS death squad would all but erase her from the history books until her hospital records, journal entries, and letters to and from Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud were discovered and published; it's now widely accepted within psychiatric circles that her 1912 proposal greatly influenced the works of both men. After studying medicine and child psychology in Zurich, graduating in 1911 and getting elected into the Vienna Psychoanalytic Society, she proposed an idea in 1912, namely that the human sexual drive contained both an instinct of destruction and an instinct of transformation.
When Talking Was Experimental Sabina Spielrein was one of the first female psychoanalysts, a fascinating achievement given the fact that she was committed to a mental institution for an entire year.
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