爱尔兰作家萨缪尔·贝克特曾于1933年至1935年间在伦敦接受心理治疗。他在1935年3月15日给朋友汤姆·麦克格里维的信上如此自我分析:他自从中学毕业、进都柏林三一学院后,就一直闷闷不乐,而且是故意为之,想把自己孤立起来。“痛苦、孤僻、冷漠、嘲笑其实都是优越感的表现,”他写道,“而且确保了一种傲慢的‘与众不同’的感觉。这种态度看起来十分自然,并非病 Samuel Becket, an Irish writer, was psychologically treated in London from 1933 to 1935. He analyzed himself in a letter to friend Tom McGreevy on March 15, 1935, that after he graduated from high school and went to Trinity College, Dublin, he had been depressed and deliberately trying to isolate himself . ”Pain, withdrawn, indifferent, ridiculed are all manifestations of superiority,“ he wrote, ”and ensured a sense of arrogance and distinctiveness that seemed natural and not a disease