2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1745-8315.2008.00073.x
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Some notes on the English translation of The analytic situation as a dynamic field by Willy and Madeleine Baranger

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“…Using a qualitative approach based on psychoanalytic methods, we defend that the concepts of conduct and field are solidarity-based (Aiello-Vaisberg & Machado, 2008), insofar as we subscribe to a way of thinking, which propagated as an Argentine tradition of thought that developed in the 1960s, stemming from Merleau-Ponty phenomenological bases (Bernardi, 2009;Civitarese, 2014;Churcher, 2008). Within this tradition of thought, the field was proposed practically simultaneously according to two points of view: (1) as something that is configured in the analytic setting (Baranger & Baranger, 1962); and (2) as a phenomenon underlying all human conduct (Bleger, 1963(Bleger, /1984.…”
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“…Using a qualitative approach based on psychoanalytic methods, we defend that the concepts of conduct and field are solidarity-based (Aiello-Vaisberg & Machado, 2008), insofar as we subscribe to a way of thinking, which propagated as an Argentine tradition of thought that developed in the 1960s, stemming from Merleau-Ponty phenomenological bases (Bernardi, 2009;Civitarese, 2014;Churcher, 2008). Within this tradition of thought, the field was proposed practically simultaneously according to two points of view: (1) as something that is configured in the analytic setting (Baranger & Baranger, 1962); and (2) as a phenomenon underlying all human conduct (Bleger, 1963(Bleger, /1984.…”
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“…The analyst feels and thinks that he can and must interpret (formulate an interpretation to the analysand). [M. Baranger, 1993a, p. 18] In their original paper, The Analytic Situation as a Dynamic Field (M. Baranger & Baranger, 1961-1962, 2008 the Barangers questioned how words acquire their interpretive power:…”
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“…Willy and Madeleine Baranger considered in their later article "that the essence of the analytic procedure is a dialogue" (2008, p. 816). The field is created spontaneously and dynamically by the participants in the analytic process, and it emerges as a result of their engagement in the total situation between them, which includes the past, the present, and the future (Churcher, 2008). The Barangers had borrowed some of their concepts from the Gestalt psychologists and the work of Kurt Lewin on social field phenomena.…”
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“…The failure of empirical research in this area makes it necessary to couple that sort of investigation with clinical research. 7 E.g Verissimo, 2000;Barros et al, 2005;D'Abreu, 2006;Rocha, 2009;Marchon, 2006Marchon, , 2009Ribeiro, 2007;Gus, 2007;Paz, 2007b;Churcher, 2008;Ivey, 2008;Wieland, 2008;Borensztejn, 2009;Lothane, 2009;Luz, 2009;Galipeau, 2009;Schreck, 2010;Gheller, 2010;Brown, 2010..…”
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