JUANA D. ALVAREZ wrote:
>
> We understand that what will precisely called "soveirgn states",
> strongly depends upon making a 180º therapeutic turn from having it
> centered, historically, on the conflict to focus treatments on the
> production of breakthroughs allowing for the liberation of life forces.
> Our argument is that there are fictional formations, which we have come
> to call Mythical Characters (Personajes Miticos), that are the obstacles
> inhibiting said liberation.
>
> During the past seven years we have been working on these socio-cultural
> oriented and subjetive reactive positions, with very good therapeutic
> results. We firmly believe that unless we destitute these Mythical
> Characters and their sign-machines, Niesztche has said that where
> reactive forces are, sovereign fictions are constructed; which in
> Deleuze's terms means illness. Blocks of (frozen)sensations have to be
> liberated,as a way of articulating contents and expression to its
> fullest.
---Setting the record straight---
Inadvertantly, while in process of translating an excessive amount of
material, i'm worried and sorry to have led readers to some confusion.
The key-concept of Mythical Characters is the sole production of our
colleague Adriana Zambrini. After twenty years of psychoanalytical
practice, she began experimenting in this line of applied psychology,
alone at first, but fortunately later begin the gathering of a strong
and growing group of professionals where those that participate share
similar querries. Hopefully, Ariana's book will be published soon!
In answer to the required <further description on your Mythical
Characters>
---Perhaps it will help to know that, being as it is such a key-concept,
it interweaves with other concepts such as Adriana's approach to
conscience; essential transgression; memory and recollection; volition;
and some others.
Thanks to all, in particula to CD and (un)leash, for their extremely
encouraging words. We hope this exchange will unfold to its full
intensity of expression.
end
juana
>
> We understand that what will precisely called "soveirgn states",
> strongly depends upon making a 180º therapeutic turn from having it
> centered, historically, on the conflict to focus treatments on the
> production of breakthroughs allowing for the liberation of life forces.
> Our argument is that there are fictional formations, which we have come
> to call Mythical Characters (Personajes Miticos), that are the obstacles
> inhibiting said liberation.
>
> During the past seven years we have been working on these socio-cultural
> oriented and subjetive reactive positions, with very good therapeutic
> results. We firmly believe that unless we destitute these Mythical
> Characters and their sign-machines, Niesztche has said that where
> reactive forces are, sovereign fictions are constructed; which in
> Deleuze's terms means illness. Blocks of (frozen)sensations have to be
> liberated,as a way of articulating contents and expression to its
> fullest.
---Setting the record straight---
Inadvertantly, while in process of translating an excessive amount of
material, i'm worried and sorry to have led readers to some confusion.
The key-concept of Mythical Characters is the sole production of our
colleague Adriana Zambrini. After twenty years of psychoanalytical
practice, she began experimenting in this line of applied psychology,
alone at first, but fortunately later begin the gathering of a strong
and growing group of professionals where those that participate share
similar querries. Hopefully, Ariana's book will be published soon!
In answer to the required <further description on your Mythical
Characters>
---Perhaps it will help to know that, being as it is such a key-concept,
it interweaves with other concepts such as Adriana's approach to
conscience; essential transgression; memory and recollection; volition;
and some others.
Thanks to all, in particula to CD and (un)leash, for their extremely
encouraging words. We hope this exchange will unfold to its full
intensity of expression.
end
juana