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An attempt is made to encircle time and the times psychoanalytically. They are understood as the result of the interplay of different psychic systems: Timelessness of the Ucs system (psychic reality), actual time in the Pcpt-Cs (perceptual reality), and vectorial-linear time in the Cs/Pcs systems (reality principle). Time shows itself in the moment of presence, but it can only show itself if there is a temporal antecedent. At the same time, time and space are intertwined, so that the past is initially the place where something happened. However, the interplay of the mental systems with time and space can only develop in the object relationship. A short clinical example of an autistoid perversion illustrates this dynamic.
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Psychoanalytic Theory , Humans , Time , Psychoanalytic Therapy , Time Perception , PsychoanalysisABSTRACT
Oral history collections both rely on and preserve community memories, and are of importance for understanding marginalized communities, particularly when they privilege minority voices. This article draws from original, video-based oral histories conducted for the United Kingdom's national LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, and others) museum, Queer Britain, focusing on an ongoing collection of oral histories organized around experiences related to the COVID pandemic. In order to protect the health of those interviewed and the interviewers, the researchers used virtual meeting software to record video interviews and utilized qualitative software to expand and support interview analysis. Specific oral history methodologies and concepts are explored, and museum studies content is briefly discussed, specifically as it relates to museums of marginalized people. Themes explored include isolation and timelessness, the impact of the pandemic on diverse LGBTQ+ communities, and HIV/AIDS.
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Time is one of the undisputed foundations of our life in the real world. Here it is argued that inside small isolated quantum systems, time does not pass as we are used to, and it is primarily in this sense that quantum objects enjoy only limited reality. Quantum systems, which we know, are embedded in the everyday classical world. Their preparation as well as their measurement-phases leave durable records and traces in the entropy of the environment. The Landauer Principle then gives a quantitative threshold for irreversibility. With double slit experiments and tunneling as paradigmatic examples, it is proposed that a label of timelessness offers clues for rendering a Copenhagen-type interpretation of quantum physics more "realistic" and acceptable by providing a coarse but viable link from the fundamental quantum realm to the classical world which humans directly experience.
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O autor questiona-se acerca do tempo e faz uma revisão do tema desde a Idade Média, com a alquimia, passando pela filosofia e pela física, até a psicanálise e os dias atuais, numa articulação de conceitos. Baseado numa vinheta clínica, conclui sobre a atemporalidade do inconsciente e sua importância para os fenômenos transferenciais.
In this article, the author wonders about time. His study starts from alchemy in Middle Ages, it continues through philosophy, physics, neurobiology, and it finally reaches psychoanalysis and the current times. Throughout his examination, the author connects concepts. The unconscious is timeless, he concludes. The author shows the importance of this timelessness to transferential phenomena by bringing a clinical vignette.
El autor cuestiona sobre el tiempo, hace una revisión sobre el tema, desde la Edad Media, pasando por la alquimia, la filosofía, la física y llegando al psicoanálisis, hasta la actualidad, con una articulación de conceptos. Concluye sobre la atemporalidad del inconsciente y su importancia para los fenómenos de transferencia, citando un caso clínico.
L'acteur questionne sur le temps, en faisant une révision à partir du Moyen Age, y compris l'alchimie, en passant par la philosophie, la physique et arrive à la psychanalyse et à l'actualité, dans une articulation de concepts. Il conclut à l'atemporalité de l'inconscient et son importance pour les phénomènes transférentiels au moyen d'une vignette clinique.
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Empirical findings in the Cognitive Sciences on the relationship between feeling states and subjective time have led to the assumption that time perception entails emotional and interoceptive states. The perception of time would thereafter be embodied; the bodily self, the continuous input from the body is the functional anchor of phenomenal experience and the mental self. Subjective time emerges through the existence of the self across time as an enduring and embodied entity. This relation is prominently disclosed in studies on altered states of consciousness such as in meditative states, under the influence of hallucinogens as well as in many psychiatric and neurological conditions. An increased awareness of oneself coincides with an increased awareness of time. Conversely, a decreased awareness of the self is associated with diminished awareness of time. The body of empirical work within different conceptual frameworks on the intricate relationship between self and time is presented and discussed.
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Awareness/physiology , Consciousness/physiology , Ego , Interoception/physiology , Self Concept , Time Perception/physiology , HumansABSTRACT
A partir de experiências elaboradas na análise e na prática clínica pessoais, como também no estudo de autores clássicos e contemporâneos, são feitas considerações sobre a importância da valorização da formação psicanalítica no modelo clássico, dada a complexidade das demandas do inconsciente e do traumático, em suas diversas manifestações durante a história da psicanálise e na contemporaneidade, ressaltando-se as convergências entre as ideias sobre o contemporâneo do filósofo italiano Giorgio Agamben e as concepções psicanalíticas do tempo.(AU)
Based on experiences elaborated in personal analysis,in clinical practice, and in the study of classical and contemporary authors, we discussed the importance of valuing the classical model of psychoanalytic training, taking into consideration the complexity of demands of the unconscious and the traumatic in its various manifestations throughout the history of psychoanalysis and in contemporaneity, emphasizing the similarities between the notion of contemporaneity conceived by the Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben and psychoanalytic concepts of time.(AU)
A partir de experiencias elaboradas tanto en el análisis y práctica clínica personales, como también en la investigación de autores clásicos y contemporáneos, se realizan consideraciones sobre la importancia de la valoración de la formación psicoanalítica en el modelo clásico, tras la complejidad de las demandas del inconsciente y de lo traumático, en sus distintas manifestaciones por la historia del psicoanálisis y en la contemporaneidad, valorándose las convergencias entre las ideas sobre la actualidad del filósofo Giorgio Agamben y las concepciones psicoanalíticas del tiempo.(AU)
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Humans , Psychoanalysis , Psychoanalysis/education , Psychoanalysis/methods , Psychoanalytic TheoryABSTRACT
A partir de experiências elaboradas na análise e na prática clínica pessoais, como também no estudo de autores clássicos e contemporâneos, são feitas considerações sobre a importância da valorização da formação psicanalítica no modelo clássico, dada a complexidade das demandas do inconsciente e do traumático, em suas diversas manifestações durante a história da psicanálise e na contemporaneidade, ressaltando-se as convergências entre as ideias sobre o contemporâneo do filósofo italiano Giorgio Agamben e as concepções psicanalíticas do tempo...
Based on experiences elaborated in personal analysis,in clinical practice, and in the study of classical and contemporary authors, we discussed the importance of valuing the classical model of psychoanalytic training, taking into consideration the complexity of demands of the unconscious and the traumatic in its various manifestations throughout the history of psychoanalysis and in contemporaneity, emphasizing the similarities between the notion of contemporaneity conceived by the Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben and psychoanalytic concepts of time...
A partir de experiencias elaboradas tanto en el análisis y práctica clínica personales, como también en la investigación de autores clásicos y contemporáneos, se realizan consideraciones sobre la importancia de la valoración de la formación psicoanalítica en el modelo clásico, tras la complejidad de las demandas del inconsciente y de lo traumático, en sus distintas manifestaciones por la historia del psicoanálisis y en la contemporaneidad, valorándose las convergencias entre las ideas sobre la actualidad del filósofo Giorgio Agamben y las concepciones psicoanalíticas del tiempo...
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Humans , Psychoanalysis , Psychoanalytic Theory , Psychoanalysis/education , Psychoanalysis/methodsABSTRACT
O texto traz o livro Os autonautas da cosmopista, um relato minucioso e criativo de Julio Cortázar e sua mulher Carol Dunlop a respeito de uma viagem atemporal feita em 1982. Durante um mês ambos percorreram os 776 km que separam Paris de Marselha percurso que poderia ser feito em apenas um dia observando e descrevendo, fotografando e desenhando o que viam e sentiam, com muito humor e sensibilidade. A autora traça um paralelo da viagem com o processo psicanalítico, que necessita de um tempo próprio e intimidade para ser bem sucedido...
The text describes the book Autonauts of the cosmoroute, a thorough and creative report by Julio Cortázar and his wife Carol Dunlop on a timeless journey taken in 1982. During a month they both covered the 776 km between Paris and Marseilles - what could be done in one day alone observing and describing, taking pictures and drawing what they saw and felt, with humor and sensibility. The author draws a parallel between the journey and the analytic process, which needs its own time and intimacy to succeed...
El texto trae el libro Los autonautas de la cosmopista, un relato minucioso y creativo de Julio Cortázar y su mujer Carol Dunlop respecto a un viaje atemporal realizado en 1982. Durante un mes, ambos recurrieron los 776 km que separan París de Marsella - trayecto que se podría hacer en solamente un día observando y describiendo, fotografiando y dibujando lo que veían y sentían, con mucho humor y sensibilidad. La autora realiza un paralelo del viaje con el proceso psicoanalítico, que necesita un tiempo propio e intimidad para que tenga éxito...
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Humans , Drama , Psychoanalytic Interpretation , Travel/psychologyABSTRACT
O presente trabalho busca pontos de encontro entre psicanálise e física moderna longe de reduzir o psiquismo às leis que regem o mundo concreto, visa ampliar a noção de que nossos universos interno e externo são interligados. A especificidade a ser estudada é o tempo, em especial aquele característico do inconsciente: absolutamente relativo. A partir daí, a diferença entre as temporalidades consciente e inconsciente evidencia semelhança com as variações do próprio tempo físico, o que nos possibilita pensar a existência de temporalidades simultâneas em nossa mente. (AU)
The present work intend to find similar points between psychoanalysis and modern physics far from reduce psychism to laws that rule the concret world, seek to enlarge the notion that our internal and external universes are connected. The specificity to be studied is the time, specially the unconscious time: absolutely relative. So, the difference between the conscious and unconscious timeness seems to look like the physical time variation, what let us think an existence of simultaneous times in our mind.(AU)
El presente trabajo busca puntos del encuentro entre psicoanálisis y fisica moderna lejos de reducir el psiquismo para las leyes que conducem el mundo concreto, visa ampliar la noción de qué nuestros universos interno y externo son interconectados. La especificidad para estudiar es el tiempo, en especial aquel característico del inconsciente: absolutamente relativo. Desde ahí, la diferencia entre las temporalidades consciente y inconsciente evidencia semejanza con las variaciones del proprio tiempo fisico, el que faculta pensar en la existencia de temporalidades simultáneas en nuestra mente. (AU)
