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Posted by Marķa Heizenreder on 10/07/2005 03:59
I just wanted to say how encouraging is to find that in europe psychoanalysis still has a place in research. In my opinion, psychological theories in vogue show how politics under this capitalist system have contributed to simplify the way we understand psychological processes and suffering. A kind of psychology worried mainly about the urge of results in short therapies and limited to description and diagnosis. I study psychology in Argentina, and we have contact with research in neurosciences and psyhcoanalysis, which is still the main theory used in treatments here. I think it's totally possible to make important connections between these disciplines and finally get to a global understanding of the mind.
I would like to know if there's a way to read some of your publications, it'd be reallly interesting for me.
Edited by JuliaHeizenreder on 10/07/2005 04:01
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