Towards a Phenomenologico-Existential Psychoanalysis: Structure, Illness, Situation, and Periodicity within Logics of Phenomenology

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  • Daniel Bristow Philadelphia Association

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22370/rhv2023iss23pp107-127

Keywords:

psychoanalysis, phenomenology, illness, structure, experience

Abstract

This article constitutes an attempt to articulate productive crossovers between some of the philosophical groundings and theoretical underpinnings on which various schools of phenomenology are based and areas within the practice and theory of psychoanalysis that chime with these. It works ultimately towards establishing a phenomenologico-existential psychoanalysis from these researches, out of which key concepts of illness, structure, situation, and periodicity are excavated; and into which they are incorporated.

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Published

2023-12-26

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Bristow, D. (2023). Towards a Phenomenologico-Existential Psychoanalysis: Structure, Illness, Situation, and Periodicity within Logics of Phenomenology. Revista De Humanidades De Valparaíso, (23), 107–127. https://doi.org/10.22370/rhv2023iss23pp107-127

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No. 23 (2023)

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Monographic Section

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