International audienceWe usually retain an optimistic version of Winnicott’s theory of play : that playing designates a creative experience which makes it possible for the subject to discover a novel relationship to the world in an immanent way and through transference. In this manner, playing itself proves to be « therapeutic ». Without disputing this dimension, there is another, less « luminous » aspect of play which is considered here. After recalling how much the positive experience of playing dialectically supposes the negativity of the experience of formlessness, this article aims to study two plays which, in Playing and Reality, constitute impasses to the theory of playing : first, that of the « boy with a string » and then that of t...
This article presents some aspects of the problems of the socio-anthropology of games. Conceived as ...
Play therapy is an expressive arts therapy used primarily with children and families. It recognizes ...
National audienceThis paper presents first an overview of play considering current debates on its de...
International audienceIn the cure, according to our hypothesis, the games played by children obey di...
For the psychoanalyst Donald Winnicott, playing constitutes a “positive value of illusion” which, fo...
International audienceIn the cure, according to our hypothesis, the games played by children obey di...
International audienceAfter explaining how the transcendence of fun today affects digital environmen...
International audienceContrarily to M. Klein and D.W. Winnicott, who, generally speaking, look favor...
Play is the way that children are able to come to terms with reality. Throughplay children are not o...
International audienceMany psychoanalytic theories can enlighten the question of the space of play. ...
Taking into account Winnicott's theory, this article analyses processes involved when creating and p...
International audienceIn two previous articles, we proposed a three-part categorization of children’...
International audienceIn our two previous articles, we put forward a tripartition of play that was f...
14 pagesAs a cultural legacy of time immemorial, the theatre represents the ancestral form of play a...
Cet article se propose d’examiner le lien intime qui se noue entre le jeu et la souffrance dans le d...
This article presents some aspects of the problems of the socio-anthropology of games. Conceived as ...
Play therapy is an expressive arts therapy used primarily with children and families. It recognizes ...
National audienceThis paper presents first an overview of play considering current debates on its de...
International audienceIn the cure, according to our hypothesis, the games played by children obey di...
For the psychoanalyst Donald Winnicott, playing constitutes a “positive value of illusion” which, fo...
International audienceIn the cure, according to our hypothesis, the games played by children obey di...
International audienceAfter explaining how the transcendence of fun today affects digital environmen...
International audienceContrarily to M. Klein and D.W. Winnicott, who, generally speaking, look favor...
Play is the way that children are able to come to terms with reality. Throughplay children are not o...
International audienceMany psychoanalytic theories can enlighten the question of the space of play. ...
Taking into account Winnicott's theory, this article analyses processes involved when creating and p...
International audienceIn two previous articles, we proposed a three-part categorization of children’...
International audienceIn our two previous articles, we put forward a tripartition of play that was f...
14 pagesAs a cultural legacy of time immemorial, the theatre represents the ancestral form of play a...
Cet article se propose d’examiner le lien intime qui se noue entre le jeu et la souffrance dans le d...
This article presents some aspects of the problems of the socio-anthropology of games. Conceived as ...
Play therapy is an expressive arts therapy used primarily with children and families. It recognizes ...
National audienceThis paper presents first an overview of play considering current debates on its de...