Pensée médicale et pensée psychosomatique : une coupure épistémologique
By referring to the concept of drive as an operator of thought to question the relationship between psychic life and somatic life, psychosomatics constitutes a ‘new orientation of mind’ that breaks with the medical conception of these relationships, which is the source of resistance to psychosomatic...
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| Mynediad Ar-lein: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Crynodeb: | By referring to the concept of drive as an operator of thought to question the relationship between psychic life and somatic life, psychosomatics constitutes a ‘new orientation of mind’ that breaks with the medical conception of these relationships, which is the source of resistance to psychosomatic thinking. An epistemological reflection on this resistance, which is both narcissistic and historical in nature, is an essential prerequisite for establishing or re-establishing a fruitful dialogue between medical thinking and psychosomatic thinking, each contributing, within its specific theoretical field, a partial, complementary insight into the processes of somatisation and giving rise to specific therapeutic approaches that are also complementary. |
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