Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy 2018, 39
Abstract
‘Ethno-clinics’ is an impossible word. Defining ‘ethno-clinics’ is like placing a label on a name, concealing the polysemy of the term. We choose such a word because it is rarely used as a way of doing clinical work in psychotherapy (Dubosc, ... Vedi
Categoria: Resources and Interviews
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Dic2018
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Dic2018
Abstract
In this essay I explore some thoughts concerning stability (percepts and affects) and modification (desire). The two works written by Deleuze and Guattari that I consider in this exploration are What is Philosophy? and the two volumes of Capitalism and Schizophrenia - Anti-Oedipus and A Thousand Plateaus . I make reference ... Vedi
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Dic2018
Abstract
The hypothesis of the following essay is that any relationship, even a friendship, is asymmet-ric. At the beginning of the essay, I will analyse asymmetry as the basis of any exchange.Where surplus and subtraction are viewed as interactions’continuous plateaux. I will focus onsurplus and subtraction as a way of local ... Vedi
24
Nov2018
Abstract
This paper explores the vexed question of the relationship between Lacan and Foucault, going beyond the counter-position of rival arguments that either claim an affinity between the two authors which blurs the contrast between their quite different kinds of work or accentuate differences between the two in order to pit ... Vedi
24
Nov2018
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This paper is about case presentations, and specifically about the problems of representation and misrepresentation that bedevil them when an analyst attempts to transmit what has happened inside the clinic to an audience outside it. After reviewing the status of clinical case presentations in psychoanalysis and the role of language ... Vedi
23
Nov2018
The legacy of Lynn Hoffman, Interview with Michael Paysden
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Nov2018
Lynn Hoffman and the Man Who Descended into Hell - Pietro barbetta
22
Nov2018
A World without Schizophrenia - Pietro Barbetta