The question of the criticism of hypnosis by the field of psychoanalysis is far from being solved for it concerns the very question of truth, and the dynamics of therapy. Indeed does therapy offer adequate recall or a satisfactory suggestion (construction)? Related to transferential hypnosis, such notions as identification, affect or "mass-psychology" sketch the outlines of an alternative pattern in Freudian theory. Less ego-logo-centric, the pattern would enable a better articulation from the individual to the social, and the political. But psychoanalysis should therefore borrow less from Saussure, as Lacan did extensively, than from the more recent developments of pragmatics and from a communicational and systemic thinking, whose emergen...
Scientific methods of a particular field of knowledge can not be freely applied to a different field...
Abstract The notion of suggestion participates in the foundation of the psychoanalytic field and is ...
Psychoanalysis and phenomenology are both aimed at man. They seek to characterize its differences, i...
This original and provocative work begins by examining the shift of scientific paradigms that took p...
Freud's use of hypnosis, within the frame of the cathartic method, leads him unwittingly to suggest ...
L'exposition de la thèse reprend les connaissances sur l'hypnose traditionnelle et contemporaine. El...
L'hypnose est à l'origine des psychothérapies et de la psychanalyse. Ce travail a notamment pour but...
This thesis is an enquiry into the psychoanalytic concept of transference. The `transference' refers...
An attempt of interpretation of hypnosis and suggestion from a communicational perspective may provi...
International audienceIn this second article on hypnosis we leave aside the explanatory theories to ...
Despite its many influence on numerous features of human behavior and consciousness, suggestibility,...
This paper explores the evolving definition of the term ‘unconscious’ in late twentieth century Fren...
Cette thèse s'adresse aussi bien aux psychanalystes qu'aux hypnothérapeutes. Le principal enjeu de c...
There are differences today amongst psychoanalysts regarding if psychoanalysis should limit itself t...
Taking the observation of Widlocher and Hardy-Bayle (1990) (that is to say the lack of research on p...
Scientific methods of a particular field of knowledge can not be freely applied to a different field...
Abstract The notion of suggestion participates in the foundation of the psychoanalytic field and is ...
Psychoanalysis and phenomenology are both aimed at man. They seek to characterize its differences, i...
This original and provocative work begins by examining the shift of scientific paradigms that took p...
Freud's use of hypnosis, within the frame of the cathartic method, leads him unwittingly to suggest ...
L'exposition de la thèse reprend les connaissances sur l'hypnose traditionnelle et contemporaine. El...
L'hypnose est à l'origine des psychothérapies et de la psychanalyse. Ce travail a notamment pour but...
This thesis is an enquiry into the psychoanalytic concept of transference. The `transference' refers...
An attempt of interpretation of hypnosis and suggestion from a communicational perspective may provi...
International audienceIn this second article on hypnosis we leave aside the explanatory theories to ...
Despite its many influence on numerous features of human behavior and consciousness, suggestibility,...
This paper explores the evolving definition of the term ‘unconscious’ in late twentieth century Fren...
Cette thèse s'adresse aussi bien aux psychanalystes qu'aux hypnothérapeutes. Le principal enjeu de c...
There are differences today amongst psychoanalysts regarding if psychoanalysis should limit itself t...
Taking the observation of Widlocher and Hardy-Bayle (1990) (that is to say the lack of research on p...
Scientific methods of a particular field of knowledge can not be freely applied to a different field...
Abstract The notion of suggestion participates in the foundation of the psychoanalytic field and is ...
Psychoanalysis and phenomenology are both aimed at man. They seek to characterize its differences, i...