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La filosofía antigua como "terapéutica del alma", ¿antecedente del psicoanálisis?

Ancient philosophy as "the soul therapeutics", antecedent of psychoanalysis?
[journal article]

Díaz Genis, Andrea

Abstract

En este artículo recuperamos la tradición antigua del cuidado de sí, que asocia a la filosofía con el psicoanálisis, entendido como una cura del alma a través de la palabra, el autoexamen y la relación entre médico- paciente o filósofo-discípulo y de una verdad que necesita de la "conversión" del su... view more

En este artículo recuperamos la tradición antigua del cuidado de sí, que asocia a la filosofía con el psicoanálisis, entendido como una cura del alma a través de la palabra, el autoexamen y la relación entre médico- paciente o filósofo-discípulo y de una verdad que necesita de la "conversión" del sujeto. Se recupera para ello la filosofía del Banquete de Platón y La Tranquilidad del Alma de Séneca.... view less


In this paper we bring back the ancient tradition of self-care, which associates psychoanalysis, with philosophy, understanding psychoanalysis as a cure of the soul through the word, the self examination, the relationship between patient and physician or philosopher and disciple, and a kind of truth... view more

In this paper we bring back the ancient tradition of self-care, which associates psychoanalysis, with philosophy, understanding psychoanalysis as a cure of the soul through the word, the self examination, the relationship between patient and physician or philosopher and disciple, and a kind of truth which needs the subject's "conversion". It is brought back through the philosophy of Plato's Symposium and "Tranquility of the soul" by Seneca.... view less

Classification
Philosophy, Ethics, Religion
Psychological Disorders, Mental Health Treatment and Prevention

Free Keywords
Amor; Deseo; Falta; Cuidado de sí; Terapia; Verdad; Sujeto; Cura; Palabra; Autoexamen; Love; Desire; Loss; Self-care; Therapy; Truth; Subject; Cure; Word; Self-examination

Document language
Spanish

Publication Year
2010

Page/Pages
p. 81-100

Journal
ETD - Educação Temática Digital, 11 (2010) esp.

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Free Digital Peer Publishing Licence


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