Depression Disorganization in the Baby: The Origin of the Essence of Depression
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2001.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : The principal thesis of this article is that an anaclitic depression in the infant can, in certain conditions, disorganize itself, mutating into a traumatic state which is accompanied by a deobjectalizing decathexis of relationships. It is at this turning point that the author situates the origin of the essential depression whose presence seems related to an increased risk of somatizations. This point of view leads him to consider that operatory functioning can appear at a very early stage.
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The principal thesis of this article is that an anaclitic depression in the infant can, in certain conditions, disorganize itself, mutating into a traumatic state which is accompanied by a deobjectalizing decathexis of relationships. It is at this turning point that the author situates the origin of the essential depression whose presence seems related to an increased risk of somatizations. This point of view leads him to consider that operatory functioning can appear at a very early stage.
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