Étiquette : unconscious
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III – Stream of thought and intersubjective structure
The stream of thought is a rather constant phenomenon. We can deduce from that statement and from what we said earlier that it manifests an attempt to recreate a very specific situation that would permit a demanding social conduct to carry on. What we will be proposing here is that we can learn from the…
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II – Consequences on the theory and practice of psychoanalysis
This being said on the nature of the unconscious, what does it entail as to the theory and practice of psychoanalysis ? Let us be clear, it offers no easier way to tackle its issues. But it allows us to set the limits of a grounding topology, the difference between what you can prove and lean…
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I – On the nature of the unconscious
The three paradoxes theory proposes a new paradigm on how the human mind would have formed through the evolution of our species. Naturally, it offers new leads on the formalisation of the psychoanalytic theory. Notably, the definition of the unconscious has to be enshrined in this conception of the mind’s structure. That is what this…
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II. Heterogenous spaces and capacity to action
Text in pdf : Clémence Ortega Douville – The place the hands can’t seek – II – Heterogenous spaces and capacity to action The mind is a network. It is formed to a great extent through learning, experimenting, connecting experiences and reinforcing them. To know what to do with our body in our environment includes…
Clémence Ortega Douville 