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The Lancet, 1973
Abstract Six patients who pretended to be unconscious, as a symptom of various different psychiatric illnesses, are described. The main difference between real and simulated coma is the discrepancy, in simulated coma, between the lack of response to any stimulus and the preservation of normal reflex function.
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Abstract Six patients who pretended to be unconscious, as a symptom of various different psychiatric illnesses, are described. The main difference between real and simulated coma is the discrepancy, in simulated coma, between the lack of response to any stimulus and the preservation of normal reflex function.
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The rebirth of the idols: The Freudian unconscious and the Nietzschean unconscious
The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2001The author explores how psychoanalysis mutates in its passing from the privacies of the session to the public spaces of academia, shifting away from enquiry into unfolding unconscious psychic processes guided by its method, and from the clinically based notions Freud and his diverse followers constructed, here called the 'Freudian unconscious'.
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The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 2001
The author examines the complex relationship between the concepts of empathy and unconscious, including exploration of topical, structural, and dynamic aspects; and the risk of oversimplification of empathy is discussed. Two clinical examples are then presented to demonstrate some of the complex factors that may contribute to or hinder the development ...
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The author examines the complex relationship between the concepts of empathy and unconscious, including exploration of topical, structural, and dynamic aspects; and the risk of oversimplification of empathy is discussed. Two clinical examples are then presented to demonstrate some of the complex factors that may contribute to or hinder the development ...
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2021
“The staging of the wall is an invitation,” Stacey Gregg writes in her notes for her play Shibboleth (2015). This invitation – and the ways in which it was taken up in its Abbey production – is the focus of this chapter. Centred on a group of brickies hired to build a new Peace Wall in a post-Peace Agreement Belfast, Shibboleth explores how the ...
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“The staging of the wall is an invitation,” Stacey Gregg writes in her notes for her play Shibboleth (2015). This invitation – and the ways in which it was taken up in its Abbey production – is the focus of this chapter. Centred on a group of brickies hired to build a new Peace Wall in a post-Peace Agreement Belfast, Shibboleth explores how the ...
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Psychological Reports, 1985
Holt recently questioned whether classical psychoanalytic metapsychology is relevant to modern psychoanalytic and psychodynamic clinical theories. He claims that Freud's structural and dynamic models do not meet updated philosophical standards. In addition, Freud's notion of the unconscious has always posed problems of definition, description, and ...
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Holt recently questioned whether classical psychoanalytic metapsychology is relevant to modern psychoanalytic and psychodynamic clinical theories. He claims that Freud's structural and dynamic models do not meet updated philosophical standards. In addition, Freud's notion of the unconscious has always posed problems of definition, description, and ...
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The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 2010
This essay examines the unconscious as modeled by cognitive science and compares it to the psychoanalytic unconscious. In making this comparison, the author underscores the important but usually overlooked fact that computational psychology and psychoanalytic theory are both varieties of posthumanism.
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This essay examines the unconscious as modeled by cognitive science and compares it to the psychoanalytic unconscious. In making this comparison, the author underscores the important but usually overlooked fact that computational psychology and psychoanalytic theory are both varieties of posthumanism.
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On the logic of the unconscious
The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2020Freud argues that the laws of classical logic do not hold true with regard to the unconscious. The aim of this paper is to provide an alternative logic that is consistent with Freud's conception of the unconscious. This aim is achieved in two steps.
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UNCONSCIOUS TO UNCONSCIOUS COMMUNICATION [PDF]
, 2011 This paper aims to search and identify the real possibilities of communication from one Unconscious psychic system to another Unconscious psychic system. The proposed route is to identify communication skills with Unconscious psychic system from outside, no matter if they are from the same subject or not, and after that, to reach the capacity or the ...
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American Journal of Critical Care, 1995
BACKGROUND: Although considerable research has been done on pathophysiology, metabolic and physical causes, and prognostic indicators, little is known about unconsciousness or coma from the perspective of the patient. OBJECTIVE: To describe the experiences of patients who were once documented as being unconscious.
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BACKGROUND: Although considerable research has been done on pathophysiology, metabolic and physical causes, and prognostic indicators, little is known about unconsciousness or coma from the perspective of the patient. OBJECTIVE: To describe the experiences of patients who were once documented as being unconscious.
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The Unconscious as Symbolopoiesis
The Psychoanalytic Review, 2001This article discusses the use of certain traditional psychoanalytic models—in particular, Freud’s drive-theory-related conception of the unconscious—and attempts a theoretical reformulation of them. These considerations are based on a general theory of my own about the origins and development of mental structure, on which I have worked for some ...
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