10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCOPTOPHOBIA»
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scoptophobia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
scoptophobia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary32: Dorland's ...
... monophobia mastigophobia, rhabdophobia taphephobia claustrophobia,
clithrophobia catagelophobia, katagelophobia clithrophobia scopophobia,
scoptophobia amychophobia aphephobia, haphephobia, haptephobia
automysophobia ...
... coprophobia) sciophobia (f. of shadows) scoleciphobia (f . of worms; also
called vermiphobia; cf. helminthophobia) scopophobia (f. of being looked at; also
scoptophobia) scotophobia (f . of the dark; also called achluophobia) selaphobia
(f ...
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The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... scopophilia escopofilia (f) activa — active scopophilia escopofobia (1') —
scopophobia escopolamina (f) — scopolamine escoptofilia (1') — scoptophilia
escoptofobia (f) — scoptophobia escorzo (m) — foreshortening escotadura (1) —
notch ...
... HAPTEPHOBIA KATHISOPHOBIA You are afraid of being touched You are
afraid of sitting down PHALACROPHOBIA LIGYROPHOBIA You are afraid of
becoming bald You are afraid of loud noises SCOPTOPHOBIA PHLEMAPHOBIA
You ...
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An Excess of Phobias and Manias
... school grounds or bus, being teased about appearance or clothing, reciting in
class, undressing in front of other children for gym, and going to the bathroom
without privacy. scopophobia, scoptophobia: An abnormal fear of being stared at.
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The Freud Encyclopedia: Theory, Therapy, and Culture
His innovative approach to scoptophobia (fear of looking) as the fourth
transference neurosis is an insufficiently recognized part of subsequent interest
in narcissist structure. Signs of progress were trampled by the Soviet-led Warsaw
Pact ...
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Psychoanalysis International, V.1: A Guide to Psychoanalysis ...
In 1965 his essay "Scoptophobia. The Fourth Transference Neurosis" appeared
in the journal Psyche; at the end of his life Dosužkov wrote a book on this subject.
He was a creative scientist. It is not possible to list all his works here, which ...
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... excessive fear of bad men scholionophobia, fear of going to school school:
didaskaleinophobia, scholionophobia sciaphobia, sciophobia: an abnormal fear
of shadows scoleciphobia, excessive fear of worms scopophobia, scoptophobia:
an ...
... aphobia thirst: dipsophobia thunder: brontophobia time: chronophobia
togetherness: synophobia travel: hodophobia ugliness: cacophobia voices:
phemophobia vomiting: emetophobia walking: basiphobia watching:
scoptophobia ...
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Enhancement in Drug Delivery
It is so central to our way of life that irrational fear of losing vision, termed
Scoptophobia or Scotomaphobia, is totally incapacitating for some individuals.
Creationists suggested that an organ as special as the human eye could not
have come ...
Elka Touitou, Brian W. Barry, 2006
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SCOPTOPHOBIA»
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Great Works: A Horse Frightened By Lightning (C1813-14 …
Scoptophobia is the fear of being seen or watched. Iconophobia is the fear of pictures. But there is no ready word for the fear of being pictured. Perhaps there ... «Independent, Jan 09»
