From Enactment to Sublimatory Creativity
Danon-Boileau, Laurent
From Enactment to Sublimatory Creativity - 2007.
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Not every authentically creative process is necessarily sublimatory. In a man, creating a work can imply a splitting of the feminine part (and even a melancholic feminine identification) that is an obstacle to setting up a veritable psychic bisexuality or indeed an undisputed sublimation. Creating a work thus remains an act of revenge. Creation in this case remains compulsive. This is the theoretical-clinical point of view is inspired by the atypical work of Fran?ois.
From Enactment to Sublimatory Creativity - 2007.
56
Not every authentically creative process is necessarily sublimatory. In a man, creating a work can imply a splitting of the feminine part (and even a melancholic feminine identification) that is an obstacle to setting up a veritable psychic bisexuality or indeed an undisputed sublimation. Creating a work thus remains an act of revenge. Creation in this case remains compulsive. This is the theoretical-clinical point of view is inspired by the atypical work of Fran?ois.
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