... that resonated as a shared cultural experience in the nineteenth century, even for those who rarely heard them, or chose not to write about them. In the twenty-first century, peddlers still operate and vocalize in locations as diverse as New York City, Mexico City, Dakar, Port-au-Prince, Calcutta, Sidi Bouzid...

...The Winnicott Trust Letter to Balint regarding his reaction to Winnicott’s paper given the previous night about ‘imaginative play’ and ‘cultural experience.’ Winnicott felt misunderstood and will write a ‘solid paper’ round his idea. He invites Balint to express what he thinks. Donald Winnicott...

... cultural achievement. Winnicott remarks that while Freud gave new value to inner psychic reality and used the word 'sublimation’ to point the way to a place where cultural experience is meaningful, he did not have a place in his topography of the mind for the experience of things cultural. Bion Mrs Bion W...

... of Guilt’ 1966 birth as beginning of individual guilt Me and Not Me and beginning of individual morality and ethics cultural experience and identity play reality Winnicott psychoanalysis beginning of individual religion mental defect conception play birth cultural experience abortion...

...The Winnicott Trust In this further short piece related to his paper ‘The Location of Cultural Experience’, Winnicott uses his clinical experience and his own dreaming ‘on the sleep side of the line between waking and dreaming’ to describe the inner as well as the outer location of cultural...

... accessible gave rise to new formulations about what constituted authentic cultural experience. Kilvert Robert Francis Revd tourist derogatory term traveller honorific term Waugh Evelyn Wordsworth William Beckett Samuel Eliot T S Fussell Paul Lawrence D H Boorstin Daniel travel honorific term anti...

..., and linguistic experience and analyzes how they interact with metaphorical conceptualization, citing some linguistic evidence, both qualitative and quantitative, and multimodal evidence, showing the possible impact of linguistic experience on conceptual system and cultural experience. In particular, two general...

...Imagination plays a central role in theater. This chapter first examines how psychology has apprehended theater—as a metaphor, a tool, a cultural experience and as a sociocultural practice. It then examines the particular case of documentary theater, a genre used to bring on stage informative...

...The Winnicott Trust In this paper, Winnicott restates the themes of his paper ‘The Location of Cultural Experience’ for a different audience. Here he examines ‘the place where we live’ when we are experiencing and enjoying life fully. He discusses a third place, an intermediate zone, beyond inner...

... of communicating about integrative and maturational processes, transitional objects and transitional phenomena, the location of cultural experience, environmental provision, mirroring, object usage and object finding, identifications and, above all, creativity and playing. Reference is made to child psychiatry...

... of Jesus. His evolution gives further insight into the evolution of religious worldviews and how they break out of their ethnocentrisms and degenerations when stimulated by cross-cultural experiences. Legitimate Non western cultures Ruíz García Samuel bishop accusations about insurgency —Teología India...

...This book offers philosophical interpretation and critical analysis of the African cultural experience in modern times. In their attempt to evolve ways of life appropriate to our modern world culture, African people and their society face a number of challenges; some stem from the values...

...This chapter summarizes the meaning of the word “junk”, which is both described as an unknown part of DNA or the binding principle that holds the world together. Junk is the cement of cultural experience and the fractal principle that unifies DNA to the cosmos and everything in between, and can...

...This is a comparative and interdisciplinary study exploring the unexpected yet essential relationship between irony and capital in the texts of Baudelaire and Marx. It argues for the renewed relevance of their work to contemporary thinking about the place of aesthetic and cultural experience...

.... Assuming the soundness of the physical facts about infants and mothers, what is most valuable, according to Winnicott, is the choice of quotations from a wide field of cultural experience. British Journal of Medical Psychology Evans Philip and Ronald MacKeith Infant Feeding and Feeding Difficulties review...

...The Winnicott Trust In this paper, Winnicott addresses the existence of culture and all it implies in understanding human development. Dissatisfied with the Freudian notion of culture as the sublimation of instincts in this regard, he argues that cultural experience is the continuity of the human...