10 Questions
According to Freud and Breuer, what did hysteria refer to?
A psychological disorder where repressed ideas find expression in the body
What did Freud believe was the real source of hysteria in individuals?
The unconscious mind
How did Freud view the repressed fantasy of hysterics?
Always sexual in nature
In Mary's perspective, why does calling Colin a 'hysteric' feminize him?
Implying he is weak and scared, qualities not traditionally associated with boys
'Mary's calling Colin a 'hysteric' therefore feminizes him' - What insight does this provide about Mary's perception of Dickon?
'Dickon is extremely strong, masculine, and vigorous'
What is the main reason Mary is summoned to control Colin?
She is as spoiled as Colin himself
How is Mary different in this chapter compared to the beginning of the novel?
She is now able to feel sympathy and consideration
Why is it important for Mary to contradict Colin's negative thoughts?
To replace negative thoughts with positive ones
What does Mary's repetition of the word 'hysterics' indicate?
Her preoccupation with psychosomatic illness
What does the author believe is the main cause of Colin's disease?
His mind and negative thoughts
This quiz delves into the dynamics of the relationship between Colin and Mary in a novel, where they are portrayed as difficult individuals with no regard for others' feelings. The quiz explores how their characters evolve throughout the story and how they interact with each other.
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