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One of the aims of this site is the exchange
of Winnicott's concepts and ideas within
diverse referential frameworks (eg: Freud,
Ferenczi, Klein, Lacan, Green, etc.)
Dra. Alicia I. Lotufo of Wainstein -
Lic. Catalina M. Martino - Buenos Aires
- Argentina
This job is centered in the study of the
"Syndrome of burn-out", taking into account
some considerations, since distinct perspectives
Theoretical. Tries also to elaborate some
reflections psicoanal’ticas, since a theoretical
axis winnicottiano
M. Isabel Cross B. - Karen Hinzner R.
- M. Consolation Wagner S.M. - Chile-
In this article you will find a description
of the contextual and theorical place of
Donald Winnicott and Margaret Mahler enabling
the identification of both authors in their
respective paradigms. Then you will find
a revision of the main concepts sustaining
their ideas which we hope will lead the
reader to their profound comprehension.
KEY WORDS : Mahler
- Winnicott - middle group - transitional
object - separation individuation
M. Isabel Cross B. - Karen Hinzner R.
- M. Consolation Wagner S.M. - Chile-
In this article you will find a review
of Winnicott's main postulates considering
the childs' emotional develovment and maduration
process. To achieve this objective we will
review the main stages in emotional development
such as Absolute Dependence, Relative Dependence
and Towards Independence describing their
main requirements, characteristics and achievements.
KEY WORDS : Mahler - Winnicott -
emotional development- absolute dependence
- relative dependence- towards independence
- object relations
M. Isabel Cross B. - Karen Hinzner R.
- M. Consolation Wagner S.M. - Chile-
In this article you will find a deep and
detailed description of Margaret Mahlers'
Separation - Individuation Process containing
each of the phases and subphases ocurring
in the process.
M. Isabel Cross B. - Karen Hinzner R.
- M. Consolation Wagner S.M. - Chile-
This article contains a detailed description
of the psycopathological clasification proposed
by Donald Winnicott and Margaret Mahler
deriving from their respective description
and analysis of the childs' emotional development.
M. Isabel Cross B. - Karen Hinzner R.
- M. Consolation Wagner S.M. - Chile-
This article is divided in two parts. The
first is centered in the main similarities
and differences between Donald Winnicott
and Margaret Mahler concerning their theory
on early emotional development. The second
part includes some of our main conclusions
after this comparative investigation.
KEY WORDS : Mahler - Winnicott -
theoretic comparison - Mahler and Winnicott
child aggression
Dra. Leonor Valenti of Greif - Dra.
Susana Boz. - Buenos Aires - Argentina
In this job is proposed an "adjusted" traveled
through to bias of some of the concepts
developed by Freud and by Winnicott - relating
to the estructuraci—n psychic and its to
occur - facilitating the to think upon the
metapsicolog’a of the clinic, and in individual
approaching the comprehension in the clinic
Of the patolog’a frontier and of the structures
lim’trofes.
Lic. Adela Victoria Siebzehner -
Buenos Aires - Argentina
IThese two great post-freudian
thinkers'ideas are a very valious gift for
the comprehension of the "no
neurotic", borderline or "frontier
cases" pathologies of our time. The
contemporary question is centered in
"to be" or "not to be".
These names are a cross-road position from
which we can observe and diagnosis the
neurotic, psychosomatic, addictive and
anti-social patients
KEY WORDS :
action-representation-frontier cases-double
frontier- splitting-repression-addictive or
psychosomatic solutions
IThis paper's aim is related to show
similarities and differences, between these
authors psychoanalytical concepts.
KEY WORDS : external
reality-transitionality-babies observation-
the work of the negative- transitional
objects and phenomena-illusion-object
relationship-the use of an object- false and
true self-negative hallucination-the dead
mother complex- the mother as
mirror-transitional objects
characteristics-primitive anguishes
Lic.Alicia Szapú de Altman - Buenos
Aires - Argentina
In our psychoanalytical work it is
observable that a lot of our technical
troubles are ethical.
In this paper the author attempts to review
how Winnicott and Piera Aulagnier done their
different clinical work, including the
differences between psychotic, neurotic or
depressive patients.
This paper ends with two examples taken from
the patients histories of the authors
reviewed.
Augusta G. Heller, Psicóloga - Maria
Tereza C. Borba, Psicóloga - Porto Alegre -
Brazil
This paper is an attempt to build some
trends between Piera Aulagnier' and
Winnicott's conceptualizations. Both authors
thought the "ambient"
(father/mother) which surround the newborn
generates an intense influence on its
psychic constitution and sometimes determine
very important failures in its precocious
development. This ideas are illustrated with
a small clinical vignette about a baby who
suffered an intense trauma after its birth.
KEY WORDS : encounter-primitive
emotional development-specular
function-emptiness pathology-psychosis-false
self
