Théâtre et psychanalyse : Note sur le théâtre et le préconscient - Le théâtre de la psychanalyse : Hamlet et Hamlet d'André Green - Le théâtre de Je de Joyce McDougall - Invention de l'hystérie de Georges Didi-Hubermann - 3. Préconscient : Gilbert Diatkine : Sages comme des images - Rosine Debray : Préconscient et maladie somatique, quelques interrogations actuelles - Pierre Luquet : Tentative du fonctionnement psychique et du moi à travers les niveaux de conscience, de pensée et de langage - Denise Braunschweig et Michel Fain : Symptôme névrotique, symptôme de transfert - Lydia Flem : Freud entre Athènes, Rome et Jérusalem - 2. McDougall not only offers rich theoretical formulations but also expands the realm of the psychoanalytic endeavor.1ere édition, 1983 Book Condition, Etat : Bon broché, sous couverture imprimée éditeur bordeaux, illustrée d'une vignette ovale grand In-8 1 vol. In addressing the needs of psychosomatic patients, often thought to be ill-suited to psychoanalysis, Dr. With the therapist's insightful and gentle guidance, words are given to the body's messages and the preverbal trauma is addressed. McDougall shares with her readers unforgettable stories of patients: mothers and grown children who seem trapped in a preverbal merger with one another, which she calls "one body for two" Tim, whose grief is buried so deeply that he is "heartless"-until he suffers a heart attack Georgette, whose alarming psychosomatic maladies seem to confirm her very existence Jack Horner, who disparages the analyst at every turn and yet complains, "I don't know how to live," and many more. Their physical distress is disconnected from its emotional component they have no words to reconnect the two, even in the context of talking therapy. Persons accustomed to "speaking through their bodies" present enormous challenges to both physicians and psychoanalysts.
Here she focuses her attention on psychosomatic disorders and alexithymia (apparent lack of affect) as they make their appearance on the psychoanalytic stage.
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