Doctor en filosofía con mención en estética y teoría del arte / Esta es una investigación en torno al sujeto y la alteridad, y lo que se deriva de esa relación respecto a la noción de experiencia, tal como se la puede comprender en la perspectiva abierta por Freud. Por otro lado, reconocemos que lo anterior son temáticas recurrentes en la reflexión filosófica moderna, encontrando un desarrollo singular en el corpus freudiano. En ese sentido, la noción de experiencia nos entregará valiosos hallazgos sobre diversos dilemas modernos, no sólo respecto a una nueva consideración del sujeto, sino además, sobre las relaciones complejas entre subjetividad y una noción de alteridad “heterónoma”, perspectiva que no ha sido puesta al descubierto en las lecturas más clásicas de Freud, y que este trabajo se propone develar.

The aim of this study was to describe and critically explore the psychoanalytic, psychotherapist's lived experience of the technique of using the couch. Through examination of the literature a question was formulated that would disclose the analyst's experience of the technique of using the couch. Four experienced psychoanalytic practitioners who could be operationally defined as 'analysts' were interviewed. Using a phenomenological method the protocols were comprehensively analyzed to produce descriptions of the general structure of the experience. These were then texturally enhanced using interleaved direct citations from the interviews. The structural and textural 'findings ' so produced were then hermeneutically dialogued with contemporary psychoanalytic notions of critical discourse and intersubjectivity. The phenomenological ' findings ' of the study disclosed the meaning of the couch as context-based, paradoxical and ambiguous. The couch was found to be a symbol of the analyst as analyst and the process as authentic analysis. Furthermore, at its best, the couch was found to mediate a mode of being that is containing and intimate and in which psychological life may be evoked, tracked and interpreted. The most significant contributor to this mode of being was found to be privacy, which, in particular, helps the analyst maintain an analytic attitude. The couch was also found to be significantly implicated in the generation of an intersubjective analytic third and to support reverie. These 'findings' were hermeneutically dialogued with literature on the couch as well as contemporary psychoanalytic theoretical notions. The dialogue fell into three foci. The first focus entailed deconstructing the meaning of the couch as context-based and ambiguous and not essential. The second pursued critiques of the role that the couch plays in domination, of its function as a symbol/evocative object and of the way in which it shapes being-together, bodily attunement, privacy, the intersubjective analytic third and reverie. Finally the 'findings' were critically examined in terms of both Lacan's notion 'analytic discourse ' and its role in revealing/concealing the analysand as subject. The study concludes with an examination of its own limitations and suggestions for further research.

Many have criticized Schumann's compositional style as being incompatible with sonata form. For example, his Fantasia, Op. 17 appears to be a series of cleverly interactive themes which, by virtue of their poetic diversity and dramatic momentum, manage barely to function within the confines of a quasi-sonata form. Schumann's discomfort, some would say, is made evident by the absence of developmental sections in the outer two movements, by the invasion of literary and musical quotation, and even by the rhetorical presentations of his too lyrical themes. Such appraisals focus on that which is absent or unusual, ignoring the inherent craftsmanship and masterful motivic manipulation exhibited throughout the Fantasia. Schumann does not explore and reveal the latent energy in a collection of motives; rather, he varies, transforms, mutates and metamorphizes a few cellular ideas into a collage of richly diversified themes, all of which bear the stamp of these "genetic" cells. Much of the musical momentum in the Fantasia derives its energy from the surface interplay of those themes; thus the engine of the form is more closely akin to variation and cyclic techniques than to those involving thematic development. The essential purpose of this paper is to explore thematic processes in Schumann's Fantasia, these being fundamental to the language of the work. The paper also encompasses a history of the fantasia genre, an overview of Schumann's aesthetics, and a brief discussion of the Fantasia's structure. / Arts, Faculty of / Music, School of / Graduate

Orientador: Luiz Roberto Monzani / Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Filosofia e Ciencias Humanas / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-03T16:16:23Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Caneppele_Alessandra_D.pdf: 642253 bytes, checksum: d1625a306aa44314015be45b3db30a4a (MD5) Previous issue date: 2003 / Resumo: O presente trabalho investiga as possibilidades de uma articulação final para as concepções de angústia desenvolvidas na obra de S. Freud. Para tanto, sustenta-se sobre a leitura de Abriss der Psychanalyse, texto que, ao abordar em um único momento a mais ampla gama de aspectos da teoria freudiana, permitiria a discussão concomitante sobre três elementos concorrentes na formação de seu saber sobre esse afeto, a saber, corpo, consciência e perigo / Abstract:This text investigates the possibilities of a final articulation of the conceptions of anxiety elaborated in the work of S. Freud. For that, it rests on a reading of Abriss der Psychanalyse, a text that, approaching at a single moment the broader range of aspects of the freudian theory, allows a concomitant discussion over three concurrent elements in the building up of its knowledge of that affect: body, consciousness and danger / Doutorado / Filosofia / Doutor em Filosofia

The life of Heinrich Heine presents many contradictions. He was a militant Hebrew who never held to the tenets of the Jewish faith, a Christian who admired Jesus, but despised the dogmas of Christianity, a German who loved his country with all his heart but became a voluntary expatriate. In addition, he was a poet who could rise to the very heights or lyricism, but then offend his readers with an outburst of mockery or blasphemy. With a mind so tormented, and a character so complex, it is no wonder that his writings present so many conflicting views. Only one positive trait stands out bravely and convincingly, which gives color and direction to all his writings; his love of freedom, political and intellectual and his hatred of tyranny, in the state and in the Church.

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