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Introduction Introduction
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Moments Moments
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Vitality Affects Vitality Affects
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Present Moments Present Moments
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Moving Along Moving Along
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Now Moments Now Moments
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Moments of Meeting Moments of Meeting
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Metapsychology of Meeting Metapsychology of Meeting
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Moments in Art and Aesthetic Response Moments in Art and Aesthetic Response
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Note Note
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38 Psychoanalysis as an Art of Meeting the Other: Now Moments, Moving Along, and the Possibility of Change
Get accessProfessor Timo Storck, Psychologische Hochschule Berlin, Germany
Professor Rainer M. Holm-Hadulla, University of Heidelberg, Germany
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Published:23 October 2023
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Abstract
Psychoanalysis as a cultural and clinical practice can justly be regarded as a creative process inasmuch as it fosters development and change by means of shared subjectivity. In doing so, psychoanalysis resorts to transforming individual ‘now moments’ (experiencing a ‘subjective time’ as a sort of condensation of past, present, and future) into ‘moments of meeting’, that is, a sharing of emotional presence between two persons (child and caregiver, patient and therapist). By means of a ‘moving along’, the implicit can me made explicit and new ways of being oneself in the presence of the other arise. This trope of finding and maintaining an equilibrium between the ‘egocentric’ and the ‘excentric’ holds relevance for cultural and artistic processes as well. On a metatheoretical level, psychoanalysis, cultural theory, and art meet in the same way while holding their own, respectively. Thus, moments of meeting the other can be explored by referring to Philosophy/Aesthetics (e.g., Hegel, Levinas, Merleau-Ponty) as well as Psychoanalysis (Meltzer, Stern).
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