Publication: Culpa: un obstáculo para la salud: la influencia que ejerce la culpa inconsciente e imaginaria en el origen y agravación de una enfermedad
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2015-04-20
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La tesis “Culpa: Un obstáculo para la salud, aborda la influencia que ejerce la culpa inconsciente e imaginaria en el origen y agravación de una enfermedad. Evidencia minuciosa revisión bibliográfica referida al tema de la “Culpa” en la perspectiva de la mirada de diferentes autores del campo psicoanalítico y filosófico. Utilizado el método psicoanalítico y seguimiento de los procedimientos científicos-metodológicos que corresponden al mismo, a través del análisis del estudio de caso clínico y literario. Explica teórica, textual y empíricamente, que la culpa afecta directamente a la salud física del individuo como factor causal de la enfermedad y como un significativo intensificador de los síntomas. La cura física puede ser propiciada por el trabajo psíquico entorno de la identidad imaginaria. El texto literario “Los Hermanos Karamázov” fue utilizado para confrontar a los personajes y sus conflictos con el drama personal de su creador, Dostoyevski. La culpa inconsciente e imaginaria aporta a los romancistas un tono de magia en sus obras porque el tema invita al lector a seguir leyendo para descubrir el enredo de la trama tan fantásticamente contagiada por la culpabilidad. El proceso de simbolización permite hacer conscientes los conflictos inconscientes y los correspondientes sentimientos de culpa, lo que sana el paciente, sostenido perfecta y detalladamente en los Casos Clínicos. El significado que le damos a la palabra tiene un papel tan poderoso en nuestra vida como para orientarla o desorientarla deformando nuestra neurofisiología. La culpa esta intrínsecamente ligada a la depresión, por eso, tras el tratamiento de muchas depresiones en las que no es abordado el sentimiento de culpa imaginario, siguen persistiendo los síntomas. Saber tratar la depresión es una habilidad, saber curarla es una arte. El enfermo corporal psíquicamente sano se curará mucho antes que otro paciente corporal que no esté protegido por la sanidad mental.
The thesis "Guilt: an obstacle to health, discusses the influence that has the unconscious and imaginary blame in origin and aggravation of illness." Thorough review of the literature referred to the subject of "Guilt" in the perspective of the look of different authors of the psychoanalytic and philosophical field evidence. Used the psychoanalytic and monitoring method of those scientific-methodologic procedures that correspond to the same, through the clinical and literary case study analysis. It explains that the fault affects directly theoretical, textual and empirically the physical health of the individual as a casual factor of disease and as an significant intensifier symptom. Physical healing can be favored by the psychic work environment of imaginary identity. The literary text from "The Brothers Karamazov" was used to confront the characters and their conflicts with the personal drama of its creator, Dostoevsky. Unconscious and imaginary guilt brings to the writers a kind of magic in his works because the theme invites the reader to continue reading to discover the tangle of plot so fantastically infected by guilt. The symbolization process allows making conscious the unconscious conflicts and the corresponding feelings of guilt, which the patient, sustained sound perfect and in detail in the clinical cases. The meaning we give to the word plays a so powerful role in our lives in order to orient it or disorient it deforming our neurophysiology. Guilt is intrinsically linked to depression, therefore, after the treatment of many depressions in which is not dealt with the imaginary sense of guilt, the symptoms still persist. Knowing how to treat depression is a skill, knowing how to cure it is an art. The psychologically healthy sick body will be cured much earlier than other patient́s body that is not protected by the mental health.
The thesis "Guilt: an obstacle to health, discusses the influence that has the unconscious and imaginary blame in origin and aggravation of illness." Thorough review of the literature referred to the subject of "Guilt" in the perspective of the look of different authors of the psychoanalytic and philosophical field evidence. Used the psychoanalytic and monitoring method of those scientific-methodologic procedures that correspond to the same, through the clinical and literary case study analysis. It explains that the fault affects directly theoretical, textual and empirically the physical health of the individual as a casual factor of disease and as an significant intensifier symptom. Physical healing can be favored by the psychic work environment of imaginary identity. The literary text from "The Brothers Karamazov" was used to confront the characters and their conflicts with the personal drama of its creator, Dostoevsky. Unconscious and imaginary guilt brings to the writers a kind of magic in his works because the theme invites the reader to continue reading to discover the tangle of plot so fantastically infected by guilt. The symbolization process allows making conscious the unconscious conflicts and the corresponding feelings of guilt, which the patient, sustained sound perfect and in detail in the clinical cases. The meaning we give to the word plays a so powerful role in our lives in order to orient it or disorient it deforming our neurophysiology. Guilt is intrinsically linked to depression, therefore, after the treatment of many depressions in which is not dealt with the imaginary sense of guilt, the symptoms still persist. Knowing how to treat depression is a skill, knowing how to cure it is an art. The psychologically healthy sick body will be cured much earlier than other patient́s body that is not protected by the mental health.
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Psicología, Departamento de Filosofía IV (Fundamentos y Desarrollos Psicoanalíticos), leída el 11-09-2003