Ce rapport pose deux questions interconnectées. La première concerne la façon dont
chaque psychanalyste construit son propre ensemble théorique. L'idée est proposée que …

The capacity to relax and letting one's mind wander is one of the cornerstones of
psychoanalysis. In cases where this capacity seems hindered, the reasons are …

The article investigates the question of the experiential location of the area of play,
comparing the accounts of Eugen Fink and Donald Winnicott. It argues that while Fink builds …

Bodily awareness is one of the most interesting and enigmatic forms of experience. Our
earliest and most pervasive form of conscious experience, it also arguably remains the most …

According to Frances Tustin, the core of autism is found in sensory modifications—and
tactile modifications in particular. Tustin argues that sensory experiences may become self …

In his paper 'Communicating and not communicating leading to a study of certain
opposites'(1963), Donald Winnicott suggests that there is a silent, non‐communicating area …

This chapter compares music listening with the infant's experience of care. Several scholars
have argued that music can be used for scaffolding one's self-experience. Developmental …

This article outlines the basic ingredients of Husserl's theory of bodily awareness. It first
analyses the concepts of hyletic and kinesthetic sensibility, and illustrates the …

Minne leikki vie meidät? Fenomenologi Eugen Finkin (1905–1975) teoria leikistä nojaa
käsitteelliseen erotteluun subjektiivisen kuvittelun ja ulkoisen havainnon välillä, ja hän …

This chapter tackles the question of interpersonal understanding from the point of view of so-
called “moments of meeting.” Coined by Daniel Stern and his colleagues, this term refers to …