Les groupes de discussion
Les Groupes de
discussion sur des questions cliniques et l’intégration conceptuelle
sont une nouveauté de ce Congrès ; ces petits groupes seront l’occasion
de discussions approfondies qui dureront entre deux et six heures,
parfois précédées d’un panel. Quand vous achetez vos billets pour le
Congrès, il vous sera demandé à quel groupe de discussion vous souhaitez
vous joindre. Veuillez vous reporter à la liste ci-dessous afin
d’obtenir plus de précisions sur chaque sujet.
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Groupes de travail – résumés
Observation clinique des transformations du patient
Nous travaillerons avec
du matériel clinique en mettant l’accent sur les transformations du
patient au cours du processus analytique (transformation positive,
négative ou absence de transformation) et en nous servant de certaines
dimensions du Modèle à 3 niveaux pour observer ces transformations.
Nous observerons à partir d’un point d’ancrage donné et à des moments
de transformation choisis la manifestation des processus conscients et
inconscients du patient, notamment le transfert et le contre-transfert
eu égard à un ou plusieurs aspects de la complexité des transformations.
Panel
(jeudi, 1er août (de 11h à 16h avec une pause pour le déjeuner) se
poursuivant en petits groupes le vendredi 2 août (de 14h à 18h avec une
pause-café), et se terminant le samedi 3 août (de 16h30 à 18h30 avec
une pause-café)
Beyond pluralism – searching for a theory of unconscious phantasy
Unconscious phantasy is
one of the main concepts in psychoanalysis, well founded in clinical
reality. But we find very diverging theoretical positions to unconscious
phantasy and its role in treatment. In the Work Groups we will work on
an in-depth-comparison of the different conceptualisations using an
approach the Project Committee on Conceptual Integration has developed.
This will help the participants to improve their own reflection on their
implicit use of psychoanalytic concepts in practice.
Panel
Session (Friday, 2 August (11:00 to 12:30) then continuing in small
groups on Friday, 2 August (14:00 to 18:00 with coffee-break)
L’agressivité dans différentes théories
psychanalytiques: travailler à l’intégration conceptuelle (Aggression across different psycho-analytic theories)
This group will be
chaired by members of the Toronto Work Group on Conceptual Integration.
A member of this group will first present some of the work of the
group, in looking at different theories of aggression. We hope to then
have a lively discussion at two levels: 1. the different
conceptualizations of aggression, their usefulness, and their clinical
testability, 2. the methodology of this kind of conceptual comparison
and integration.
Small
group sessions on Thursday, 1 August (14:00 to 16:00), then continuing
on Friday 2 August (16:30 to 18:30), concluding on Saturday, 3 August
(16:30 to 18:30).
Re-Thinking some of the Fundamental Tenets of Psychoanalytic Theory
In psychoanalytic
theory, to some degree irrespective of differing schools, we continue to
rely on hypothesis formulated by Freud in the late 19th / early 20th
century tied to the neurophysiology of that time. A review of some of
these hypotheses, such as the pleasure-unpleasure principle, dynamic
unconscious, signal anxiety, libido, aggressive drive, in light of
current neuroscience is in order. Two of these hypotheses will be chosen
for an in-depth discussion and re-evaluation.
Small group sessions on Thursday, 1 August (14:00 to 16:00), then continuing on Friday 2 August (16:30 to 18:30).
Free Association
The purpose of this
Work Group is to study Free Association as a monadic and dyadic process
in life and psychoanalysis, as method of healing and research. We will
aim to define the technique of Free Association, its clinical and
epistemological status, its relation to various theories of
pathogenesis: aggression, sexuality, dreams, fantasies, enactments,
conflict, defence and transference.
Small
group sessions on Thursday, 1 August (14:00 to 16:00), then continuing
on Friday 2 August (16:30 to 18:30), concluding on Saturday, 3 August
(16:30 to 18:30).
Pensar los límites
La investigación
se centra en las presentaciones clínicas actuales y en nuestra
observación de que las principales teorías posfreudianas no dan cuenta
de la complejidad del fenómeno clínico. A
partir de ahí exploramos, con una particular metodología , la obra
freudiana. Esto nos llevó a repensarla y a revisitarla. Ahí encontramos
notables escotomizaciones de su obra que nos llamaron poderosamente la
atención. Deseamos plantear en esta presentación parte de esta
investigación en desarrollo, en particular en relación al concepto del
“yo”.
Small group sessions on Friday 2 August (14:00 to 16:00).
Splitting: Different psychoanalytic uses of the concept and their implications for theory and practice
This group will study
the diverse meanings of the concept of splitting in analytic discourse,
all of which may be traced back to Freud. Reflection on these meanings
and the fact that a single concept is used in such varied ways, will
allow for a deeper understanding of the foundations of analytic theory
and practice and of differences between analytic schools (e.g., in
regard to their notions of mind, phantasy, external reality and unity).
Small group sessions on Friday 2 August (16:30 to 18:30).
Contemporary Freudian Perspectives
The development of the
work group forum at the Contemporary Freudian Society will be described,
with its use of clinical process, readings, and an attempt to formulate
a methodology to better understand events of self-disclosure and their
meaning. Clinical process will be presented to provide an opportunity
for the group to discuss the use of self-disclosure as furthering or
disrupting the analytic process.
Small group sessions on Friday 2 August (16:30 to 18:30).
Investigación
del concepto de Inconsciente hasta la 1º tópica freudiana /
Investigation of the Concept of the Unconscious up to the First Freudian
Topic
Nuestra investigación
se centra en el concepto de inconsciente desde el inicio de la obra
freudiana (incluye escritos prepsicoanalíticos.) Referentes: versión
castellana de Amorrortu, inglesa de Strachey, cotejándolas con la
Gesammelte Werke. Esperamos recuperar los diluidos conceptos freudianos.
Este rescate producirá: a) una revaloración de la técnica (asociación
libre y atención flotante) a través de las palabras del paciente. b) un
nuevo impulso a la clínica.
c) la renovación teórica de sus fundamentos.
One
repeated small group session: Friday, 2 August (16:30 to 18:30), run
again on Saturday, 3 August (16:30 to 18:30). You may choose to attend
either one of these sessions.