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Meaningfulness and attachment: what dreams, psychosis and psychedelic states tell us about our need for connection. [PDF]
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Affiliative touch, sense of self and psychosis. [PDF]
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Rebecca Horn: devising intersubjective connections
World Art, 2019 German artist Rebecca Horn (b. 1944) produced some of her most innovative and consequential work during the 1970s, yet the body sculptures she designed have not received the attention they deserve,...
Diana Bularca
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Unconscious perception and reverie: an intersubjective connection*
The American Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2017 This paper discusses an intriguing topic for psychoanalysis: the concept of unconscious communication. Beginning with the concept of unconscious perception, it moves on to figurability and culminates with reverie. Auxiliary concepts, such as receptive unconscious, intersubjectivtiy, countertransferrence and empathy, are discussed in order to articulate
Marcio Leitão Bandeira
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Narrative Intersubjectivity: Voice and Connection in Stories about Intimate Partner Violence
Storyworlds: A Journal of Narrative Studies, 2020 Abstract: This study of narratives about intimate partner violence (IPV) asserts that narrative can exemplify a patterning of language that weaves a complex structure of "voice." For Jan Blommaert, voice is the ability to have one's speech heard such that the speaker is understood as closely as possible to his or her intended meaning and that the ...
Jennifer Andrus
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From Empathy to Solidarity: Intersubjective Connections According to Edith Stein
, 1996 In the post-positivistic climate that spread through Europe at the end of the last century and during the decades of this one, the so-called cultural sciences emerged with the intent to remove the study of the human being from the domain of philosophy, which was considered inadequate for the comprehension of the social world.
Angela Ales Bello
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