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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Transitional phenomena"”.
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Curriculum Studies the Creative Student: A Winnicottian Literary Analysis
… to psychoanalytic theory, including his transitional object and potential space theories, which explain the first creative act of a child using its imagination to create his or her reality. In addition to Winnicott, I utilize the works of Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, James Hillman, Marion …
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To what extent can a cigarette be regarded as a regressed form of infantile 'transitional object' that prolongs into adulthood?
… of regression to the earliest stage at which the transitional phenomena are unchallenged.’ We will focus our investigation within the British Object Relations School, and in particular Winnicott’s concepts of regression of the transitional object in the understanding of smoking addiction, with the …
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The ‘Failed’ Detectives: Failure as a Structure of Feeling in American Detective Fiction, 1914-1953
… the amalgamating status of post/modernity in the transitional phenomena between late-modern and postmodern cultural domains—as a new phase different from modernity while it displays significant residues of modernity, a remaining belief in modern rationality in the late-modern detective fiction, a …
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The Angel of Art Sees the Future Even as She Flies Backwards: Enabling Deep Relational Encounter Through Participatory Practice-Based Research
… Donald Winnicott’s (1971) thoughts on transitional phenomena and perceptions of holding. Such psychotherapeutic and phenomenological theories are imbricated in-action within my multimodal arts processes. Additionally, by deliberately not privileging the ocular, I engage all my project …