Tact-Pulsion : une nécessaire révolution métapsychologique
Tact-Drive: A Necessary Metapsychological Revolution The first functional sensory organ in embryological development is touch, a reflexive sense that inseparably inscribes the encounter with others. From the moment of skin contact, a first form is inscribed as the primary organizer of the psyche. Th...
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| オンライン･アクセス: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| 要約: | Tact-Drive: A Necessary Metapsychological Revolution The first functional sensory organ in embryological development is touch, a reflexive sense that inseparably inscribes the encounter with others. From the moment of skin contact, a first form is inscribed as the primary organizer of the psyche. The proposition of an original drive to touch, Tact-Drive, defines a form memory that remains operative throughout our lives and constitutes the basis for the development of the drive process, in a transmodal treatment that allows us to integrate the meaning of nonverbal language: the « talking cure » shifts toward a « communication cure » in order to establish or reestablish the capacity for contact. The notion of Tact-Drive allows us to inscribe the intra- and intersubjective aspects of the subject within a common drive base, as well as the different approaches to research on the constitution of the subject. |
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