Feb. 2026 Repetition is not, in itself, therapeutic — taken alone, it does not heal. It acquires transformative potential only when it alters the subject’s mode of relating to experience. If we differentiate three axes of change — awareness, replacement, and repetition understood as learning — we can identify both the strengths and the blind spots of classical psychoanalysis. In Sigmund Freud’s formulation of the compulsion to repeat, particularly in Beyond the Pleasure Princ

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The subpersonal cognitive level (Andler, 2023)—conceived in terms of connectionist and computational models within the brain—lies...

L. Poenaru   The father's strong influence on the nuclear family, supported by loving and ambivalent feelings, is irrefutable. The same...

L. Poenaru The term "multi-level psychoanalysis" serves as a valuable reframing of psychoanalysis to better align with contemporary...

Over the past two decades, a new picture of the cognitive unconscious has emerged from a variety of disciplines that are broadly part of...