<p>Class, before I let you go today, I want to tell you about a 

                fascinating program that is going to be on in four days at 8 pm 

                on Channel 12. It's part of the &quot;Great Minds in Psychology&quot; 

                series that has been on Public TV this year. The subject of Monday's 

                program will be Austrian psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud. The program 

                explains how Freud pioneered the technique of psychoanalysis, 

                and it looks at Freud's investigations into the internal conflicts 

                between the conscious and unconscious. As you know from taking 

                this class, Freud split the psyche into three parts: the id, the 

                ego and the super ego. The program covers this fairly well, and 

                everything is illustrated with great computer animation that makes 

                the explanations really easy to grasp. One more thing I like is 

                that Freud's controversial ideas are shown without bias, for the 

                narrative is fair and balanced, as well as scholarly. There are 

                no 'Freud lovers' or 'Freud bashers' here. You really should make 

                an effort to watch this show, especially since some questions 

                about Sigmund Freud will be on the quiz next Tuesday. But more 

                than that, I think you will find the hour-long show to be both 

                interesting and informative. By the way, it says here in the program 

                notes that the following week's program will be about Carl Jung. 

                I just hope that it's as good and evenhanded as this one is about 

                Sigmund Freud. Well, that's all I have for today. Tomorrow is 

                a holiday, so I will see you Monday afternoon. Oh, and please 

                make sure you bring in your homework when I see you next time. 

                Bye and have a good holiday! </p>

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