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By Pierre-Stanislas LAGARDE
DESTINY OF THE FOREIGNER TO BE
Our psychotherapeutic experience in handling immigrant patients tends to bring us to this following conclusion- In most cases, those patients already were seen as «foreigners» in their own countries. We would then have to go back to what we consider being «the place of a foreigner,» here in our country.
According to us, migration is an actual socio-economic phenomenon, which consists of possibly crossing least one border (...)
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Translation from French by Mosito LELIMO
CLINICAL INCIDENCES OF THE EXILE
By Fethi BENSLAMA
M.Karim Khelil :
Mr. Fethi Benslama is a psychoanalyst responsible (...)
DESTINY OF THE FOREIGNER TO BE
Our psychotherapeutic experience in handling immigrant patients tends to bring us to this following conclusion- In most cases, those patients already were seen as «foreigners» in their own countries. We would then have to go back to what we consider being «the place of a foreigner,» here in our country.
According to us, migration is an actual socio-economic phenomenon, which consists of possibly crossing least one border (...)
Wednesday 23 September 2009
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Wednesday 23 September 2009
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Dr. Bertrand PIRET
Translation from French By Mosito LELIMO
From Freudian Symptoms to Lacanian Sinthom
What is a psycho-analytical symptom?
What do we mean by psycho-analytical symptom or symptom in a psychoanalytical sense? To try to answer this question I followed a considerable number of criteria, the criteria which are usually ascribed to symptoms or the ones used to draw the distinction between symptoms in a psycho-analytical sense and, for example, the symptoms in medical or social sense. Our objective (...)
From Freudian Symptoms to Lacanian Sinthom
What is a psycho-analytical symptom?
What do we mean by psycho-analytical symptom or symptom in a psychoanalytical sense? To try to answer this question I followed a considerable number of criteria, the criteria which are usually ascribed to symptoms or the ones used to draw the distinction between symptoms in a psycho-analytical sense and, for example, the symptoms in medical or social sense. Our objective (...)
Wednesday 23 September 2009
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