Principles of psychoanalysis

A person's life is not limited to eating, growing, breathing and moving... Rather, he performs other functions or is carried out by these functions. He feels, perceives, thinks, reacts, wants, gets angry, is satisfied, and is pleased, and the function of psychology is to study these "e;functions"e; in a study that leads us to understand how they occur, and what is between some of them and others, and then what is between them and his other physiological functions. - Of relationships and interactions. Modern psychology looks at the soul through these functions, and considers that these "e;psychological"e; functions are the manifestation of the soul, or in other words, that the soul is merely a name for an aspect of the human being as a living being, as if it were the "e;milieu"e; in which these functions occur. It is difficult to imagine its emergence without a medium in which it takes place.