Deri - Ben

Deri-I was published as the 21st book of the Metis Listening to the Other series.
Didier Anzieu defines the skin-mole in his early writings as follows: "It is a skin-mole that the child's ego uses during the early stages of its development to represent itself to itself as a self, based on the experience of the body surface."
shaping." Anzieu identifies eight functions for the skin-ego, which emerges as a primary and metaphorical self representation based on tactile sensuality: Holding, containing, stability, meaning, reciprocity, individuation, sexualization, energy charging.
When the idea of "skin-ego" was put forward, it attracted attention by giving respect to both the self and the body: to the self, which was declared invalid by Lacan and narrowed by ego psychology, and to the body, which was said to be neglected by psychoanalysis...
The Skin-I, which is the first work that shows that the study of deep interpretation can be re-evaluated to include the establishment of the ego, maintains its importance in psychoanalysis discussions today.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Didier Anzieu (1923-1999) studied at Ecole Normale Superieur and turned to psychology after being successful in the exam to become an associate professor of philosophy.
While working as a psychologist, he also does an internship in dermatology. His mother's tragic story directs Anzieu from psychology to psychoanalysis. He analyzed with Lacan between 1949-53. He completed his psychoanalysis training at the Paris Psychoanalytic Society and was among the founders of the French Psychoanalytic Society in 1964. In the academic field, he fought to give psychology autonomy from medical and philosophy education, and was known for his original approaches to self-analysis and skin-ego. Some of Anzieu's major works include: Freud's Self-Analysis and the Discovery of Psychoanalysis (Metis, 2003), Beckett et le psychanalyste (Beckett and the Psychoanalyst); Créer, détruire (Creation and Destruction); Le groupe et l'inconscient (The Group and the Unconscious).
OTHER BOOKS IN METIS: Freud's Self-Analysis and the Discovery of Psychoanalysis (2003)



Number of Pages: 328

Year of Printing: 2008


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Metis Publishing

First Printing Year: 2008

Number of Pages: 328

Language Turkish