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THE DISTORSIîN OF THE
I IN TERMS OF TRUE And FALSE SELF
Dra Susana Boz - Buenos Aires, Argentina
The concept of false self of Winnicott,
next to its you contribute upon the origin
of the psicosis and the psicopat’as, they
show the decisive strength, in their theory,
of the medium first environment, facilitador
or catastr—fico, in the meantime be capable
or not of maintaining the illusion and to
permit a brief one Experience of omnipotencia.
Though the self true appears tied to the
corporal thing and al primary process as
the It of Freud, also this self (" the person
that I am I and only I") al to imply a person
vivenciante, is also tributario of the I,
I am, achievement of the integration, product
to its Time of the holding maternal paternal.
The origin of the self true is the spontaneous
gesture of the boy reflected by its mother
while the false one self, always reactivo,
will have its origin in the relation of
acatamiento al gesture of the mother, upon
All if this is imprevisible.
The vi–etas clinical they illustrate cases
of false self, upon all the special case
of false self that is given when the escisi—n
among the true and false one self coincides
with the dissociation mind / Psiquesoma.
KEY WORDS : self - ego - False self
- reaction - submission - acatamiento
True self - spontaneous gesture - illusion
- symbol - play - creatividad
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