Thomas Ogden's phenomenological turn

Reis, Bruce

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“…Rather than an interaction of separate subjectivities, we have a more complex dialectic of oscillation between our private separateness and the contextual ground of our intercorporeal connectedness. This entails a critique of an interpersonal and relational framing of subjectivity and intersubjectivity, which remains a key point of difference in traditions, but one that is not yet fully explicated beyond initial steps (see Coelho, 2015;Foehl, 2011; Downloaded by [University of Nebraska, Lincoln] at 17:04 13 June 2016 Reis, 1999). Although this phenomenological perspective is simply one possible field among many, it is a perspective that starts with the structure of experience, something to consider when looking for psychoanalytic foundations in addressing intersubjectivity today.…”

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Hedgehogs at the Gate

Foehl

2016

Contemporary Psychoanalysis

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Hedgehogs at the Gate

Foehl

2016

Contemporary Psychoanalysis

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“…Se trata de fundamentos filosóficos de relevancia central en la medida en la que el escenario psicoanalítico contemporáneo a veces ha sido caracterizado como resultado de un giro fenomenológico hacia la experiencia vivida y su comprensión (Atwood & Stolorow, 2014; Jordán, 2008;Leffert, 2016;Lichtenberg, Lachmann & Fosshage, 2016;Mitchell, 1993;Reis, 1999;Sassenfeld, 2012aSassenfeld, , 2016aSassenfeld, , 2016bStern, 2015;Stern, 2004;Stolorow, Atwood & Orange, 2002;Summers, 2013Summers, , 2015Wachtel, 2008). En otras palabras, en el mundo psicoanalítico actual existe una cierta consciencia de cuánto el movimiento relacional le debe a la fenomenología y, tal como queda en evidencia en el trabajo de destacados teóricos relacionales e intersubjetivos (Orange, 1995(Orange, , 2011Sassenfeld, 2010bSassenfeld, , 2012aSassenfeld, , 2016bStern, 1997Stern, , 2010Stern, , 2015, también a la hermenéutica fenomenológica.…”

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Contribuciones de la Filosofía Hermenéutica y Fenomenológica a la comprensión del vínculo analítico

J.¹

2017

CeIR

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Derechos reservados/Copyright de Clínica e investigación Relacional y los autores. Prohibida la reproducción total o parcial sin autorización expresa. Este material es para uso científico y profesional exclusivamente y puede contener información clínica sensible. Los editores no se responsabilizan de los contenidos de los autores. Dirigir las consultas sobre derechos y autorizaciones a ceir@psicoterapiarelacional.es Santiago, ChileEn este trabajo, exploro un conjunto de contribuciones de la filosofía fenomenológica y hermenéutica a una concepción intersubjetiva del vínculo analítico que se forma entre un paciente y su psicoterapeuta. Recurro a la obra de filósofos como Martin Heidegger, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Hans-Georg Gadamer y Emmanuel Lévinas para mostrar que sus respectivas aportaciones filosóficas nos permiten concebir la relación analítica como vínculo afectivo, la situación analítica como fenómeno intersubjetivo corporeizado, el espacio analítico como espacio hermenéutico y la curvatura del espacio intersubjetivo como su dimensión ética. Comienzo esbozando la relevancia de las influencias del pensamiento filosófico en el surgimiento del movimiento relacional en el psicoanálisis contemporáneo.Palabras clave: Fenomenologia, Hermenéutica, Vínculo analítico.This paper explores some contributions of phenomenological and hermeneutical philosophy to an intersubjective understanding of the analytic relationship formed between a patient and her psychotherapist. I draw on the work of philosophers like Martin Heidegger, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Hans-Georg Gadamer, and Emmanuel Lévinas to show that their respective contributions allow us to conceive the analytic relationship as an affective bond, the analytic situation as an embodied intersubjective phenomenon, analytic space as hermeneutical space, and the curvature of intersubjective space as its ethical dimension. I begin by outlining the relevance of the influence of philosophical thought on the emergence of the relational movement in contemporary psychoanalysis.

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“…The question, here, is that Ogden's intersubjectivity does not refer to the in‐between subjectivities , but on what might be called a primordial intersubjectivity – a situation in which the subjectivities constitute themselves mutually, in a manner whereby the individual subjects do not come before the intersubjectivity or vice versa. This is visible in the fact that the analyst enters into contact with this intersubjective field precisely through “the ways in which he is inextricably given to himself” and through his “very private dimensions” (Reis, , p. 390). And this understanding of intersubjectivity involves a corresponding revision of the concept of individual subjectivity: “The analytic conception of the subject has increasingly become a theory of the interdependence of subjectivity and intersubjectivity” (Ogden, , p. 60).…”

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The origins and destinies of the idea of thirdness in contemporary psychoanalysis

Coelho¹

2016

The International Journal of Psychoanalysis

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The central aim that animates this paper is to present and discuss the idea of thirdness or analytic third in psychoanalysis, from its origins to the concepts formulated by André Green and Thomas Ogden. The contributions of Winnicott, Reik and the Baranger couple are discussed, as are their influences to contemporary psychoanalysis. In order to promote the clarification and to distinguish different psychoanalytic conceptions of the third, ten figures referring to the meaning of thirdness that appear in different theories are presented, without necessarily their being mutually exclusive. As a final consideration, the article seeks to reorder in four dimensions the ten figures originally presented, emphasizing the central elements in Ogden and Green's constructions. These dimensions are at the same time conceptual and clinical, insofar as they create possibilities of operating the idea of thirdness in the transference/ countertransference dynamics.

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Thomas Ogden's phenomenological turn

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Contribuciones de la Filosofía Hermenéutica y Fenomenológica a la comprensión del vínculo analítico

The origins and destinies of the idea of thirdness in contemporary psychoanalysis

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