Hallucinatory Application and Distortion
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2007.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : — Bearing in mind the underlying equivalence between acts and unconscious intentions, and in the context of Freud’s definition of the word as a « moderate » act, the author considers the connection between the two different aspects of presentification that are carried out in transferential action. If we consider that the agieren is ultimately a deformed presentation (in the sense that both dreams and symptoms are deformed presentations of unconscious motives) then how are we to consider the link between hallucinatory activity and the disguising function enabled by the plasticity of language?
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— Bearing in mind the underlying equivalence between acts and unconscious intentions, and in the context of Freud’s definition of the word as a « moderate » act, the author considers the connection between the two different aspects of presentification that are carried out in transferential action. If we consider that the agieren is ultimately a deformed presentation (in the sense that both dreams and symptoms are deformed presentations of unconscious motives) then how are we to consider the link between hallucinatory activity and the disguising function enabled by the plasticity of language?
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