Text in pdf : clémence ortega douville - where the hand enters - introduction - what is the self In the past articles, we spent much time presenting the theory of the three paradoxes and its consequences in various fields of investigation. Yet we did not fully answer to that question : what is the… Lire la suite Where the hand enters – Introduction : What is the self ?
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VII – Holes in the stream
Text in pdf : Clémence Ortega Douville - Hermeneulogy - VII - Holes in the stream 'Je crois que c'est essentiellement la parole réduite à son trognon. Ce n'est ni lui, ni quelqu'un d'autre. Il est évidemment Le loup ! pour autant qu'il dit cette parole-là. Mais Le loup ! c'est n'importe quoi en tant… Lire la suite VII – Holes in the stream
I – First moment : causal associative chains
Text in pdf : Clémence Ortega Douville - Hermeneulogy - I - Causal associative chains We are now entering a new phase of our developments that would be the setting of the foundations and conceptual territory of Hermeneulogy. As precedently announced, this field would have for object a cross-disciplinary approach to the structures of the… Lire la suite I – First moment : causal associative chains
VII – Touch, the seize-wish and relational convexity
Text in pdf : Clémence Ortega Douville - The place the hands can't seek - VII - Touch, the seize-wish and relational convexity A short article to end this section and introduce a new one on the formalisation of hermeneulogical theory. When can we talk about relation ? Certainly, when there is an understanding between… Lire la suite VII – Touch, the seize-wish and relational convexity
IV – The unbreakable objects and the empty hands
Text in pdf : Clémence Ortega Douville - The place the hands can't seek - IV - The unbreakable objects 'Lorsqu'il découvre les travaux des éthologistes, [John] Bowlby est à la recherche d'une théorie capable d'expliquer les observations cliniques qu'il a rassemblées en quinze ans de travail à la Tavistock Clinic de Londres. [...] le… Lire la suite IV – The unbreakable objects and the empty hands
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