EXTRACT FROM TEXT: "THE PSYCHOLOGY OF COLLEGE" OF SIGMUND FREUD:
"I do not know what more we faced and what was more important for us: if the work in the sciences that we exposed or preoccupation with personalities our teachers. In any case, they united us an undercurrent never stopped, and many of us the way science could only happen by those of teachers, many were detained in this way and a few - why not confess? - were closed, forever. The cortejábamos or we apartábamos of them probably imagined his sympathy nonexistent or dislike, we studied their characters and we formed or deformábamos our own, taking them as models. Aroused our most powerful rebellions and forced us to complete subjection; atisbábamos its smallest weaknesses and we were proud of his virtues, his wisdom and his justice. At bottom, the dearly loved when we were given the least reason for it, but I do not know if all our teachers warned him. But there is no denying we had a very special animosity against them, which may well have been uncomfortable for those affected. From the beginning tended equally to love and hate, criticism and adoration. Psychoanalysis called "ambivalent" to this propensity for antagonistic attitudes, not in trouble is trying to prove the origin of such emotional ambivalence. "
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