-
place only
through the
individuations,
polemical in nature, of the I ’s
which constitute it. That
which links the
individuations of the I and the we is...
- The
principle of
individuation is a
criterion that
individuates or
numerically distinguishes the
members of the kind for
which it is given, that is by...
-
psychoanalysis and
Object relations theory.
Mahler developed the separation–
individuation theory of
child development. Born
Margaret Schönberger on May 10, 1897...
- "pre-individual" left-over,
itself making possible ****ure
individuations. Furthermore,
psychic individuation always creates both an
individual and a collective...
-
shadow plays a
central part in the
process of
individuation. Jung
considered that "the
course of
individuation [...]
exhibits a
certain formal regularity...
-
representing the
psyche as a whole. It is
realized as the
product of
individuation,
which in his view is the
process of
integrating various aspects of...
- alchemists, who in
their own way knew more
about the
nature of the
individuation process than we
moderns do,
expressed this
paradox through the symbol...
- environment. This
process of
actualization influences the
degree of
individuation, or the
development of the individual's
unique identity. For instance...
- The
parallel individuation system, also
called object tracking system is a non-symbolic
cognitive system that
supports the
representation of numerical...
-
propose that an
individual is
composed of a
diversity of
different individuations, of
other durations, both
organic and
inorganic [...] it is schizoanalysis...
