Titlebook: Challenges of Psychoanalysis in the 21st Century; Psychoanalysis, Heal José Guimón,Sara Zac Filc (President, Committee of Book 2001 Springe

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External Reality and Virtual Realityast expansion of information and communication technology, as well as molecular biology and biotechnology. We could say that the most representative milestone is the deciphering of the human genome. Our times, however, are also marked by the increase of anxiety and depression, by the lack of ability

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Psychoanalysis and the New Technologiessial and always in a state of crisis. I do not want to discuss historical matters, but merely to refer briefly to the Victorian Era during which psychoanalysis was born and developed. From the end of the Second World War until roughly 1970, psychoanalysis had its glory days. But there was always, an

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A Psychoanalyst: Between an Excess of the Virtual and an Excess of Realism take the pretty little pink pig I can see on the bookshelf? I’d like to play with it». I replied: «Yes, you may try». Jacques approached it with his hand, closing his fingers around the object and shouted with surprise: «But there’s no little pig! I can’t touch it!» In fact, his fingers were clutch

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From Medicine to Psychoanalysis and Psychosomaticsbody. Hence the notion of an immortal soul, the seat of thought, not reducible to the uncertainties of the soma. Here I offer some semantic considerations: “soma”, the Greek word for body, took on its present sense of a living organism only during the Fifth and Fourth centuries B.C. with Hippocrates

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Psychoanalysis and Primary Health Careumber of visible problems in modern Western medicine and in its exportation to the countries of the ‘Second’ and ‘Third Worlds’. Certain counter$#x2014;cultural criticisms have also underlined some of the more difficult to solve shortcomings of the dominant health-care system. These criticisms inclu

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Training General Practitioners in the Psychoanalytical Aspects of Mental Health undergraduate and postgraduate medical education. As most people suffering from mental disorders and symptoms will never be seen by a psychiatrist, emphasis should be stressed on the education of general practitioners and other health care-providers.