The Disseminated Self: Ecosystem Perspective and Metapsychology explores attitudes to climate change and ecological disaster from a psychoanalytic perspective.
The Disseminated Self: Ecosystem Perspective and Metapsychology explores attitudes to climate change and ecological disaster from a psychoanalytic perspective.
Jean-Paul Matot is a child psychiatrist, member of the Belgian Society of Psychoanalysis and International Psychoanalytic Association, Director of the Belgian Review of Psychoanalysis, and honorary lecturer at the Free University Brussels
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword : a Cycladic dream 1. From the localization of the human psyche to the concepts of Disseminated-Self and Psychic Envelops 2. About the transformational potential of non-differentiation 3. Destructiveness, omnipotence, rest 4. Psychic spaces and the topic of the Disseminated Self 5. Vertexes, ambiguity and transitional dynamics 5. From transitional space to the network of transitional phenomena 7. Conclusion: The Disseminated Self and the Perspective of Complex Dynamic Systems
Foreword : a Cycladic dream 1. From the localization of the human psyche to the concepts of Disseminated-Self and Psychic Envelops 2. About the transformational potential of non-differentiation 3. Destructiveness, omnipotence, rest 4. Psychic spaces and the topic of the Disseminated Self 5. Vertexes, ambiguity and transitional dynamics 5. From transitional space to the network of transitional phenomena 7. Conclusion: The Disseminated Self and the Perspective of Complex Dynamic Systems
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