Exemplos de uso de Work of mourning em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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When the work of mourning is impossible, time does not solve….
The important thing is, however,that you can only reinvest this libido after it has been released by the work of mourning.
The work of mourning is precisely the incessant attempt to undo those bounds and untie these knots.
In borderline states,there is the impossibility of a work of mourning, a matter of great importance in the reflection I present here: the issue of time.
The work of mourning is, therefore, a work of liberation from the drive, and not being able to do it can incarcerate the subject in the dark cells of melancholy.
The History of Art was thought,from the death,"a work of mourning", in the terms of Georges Didi-Huberman, but with the desire to make it sparkle.
What is marvelous is that one can say one's prayers for those who are in purgatory,one can intervene for their salvation, and so the work of mourning is overcome in an elegant manner.
The fact is, however,that when the work of mourning is completed the ego becomes free and uninhibited again., pp. 250-251, our emphasis.
Taking from two particularly painful experiences of loss,the author devotes himself to a reflection on the impact of death on the way time is experienced during the work of mourning.
Trauerarbeit or"work of mourning" can be considered as the process of divestment or withdrawal of libido from a loved object that was lost.
The relationship between the world of the living and the world of the dead was ordered, in the long term, in a different manner,always as a kind of commitment that constitutes the work of mourning.
The unmourning allows the work of mourning to be continued and undoes the melancholic condensation of the subject with the object by establishing a dialog between them.
In February 2005 within two weeks of the 60th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, Rappaport exhibits the Holocaustimages from 1996 and 1997 in Ashes in the Wind: The Work of Mourning at Garfield Artworks in Pittsburgh.
At the same time, she carries out her work of mourning, erika reflects on the concepts of contemporary art and, at the end of the narrative, we find out that the recordings have become an installation.
According to Rolland, mourning and the unmourning are recently coined terms that explore the process from the introduction of the object that organized the melancholy up to the work of mourning that will turn off the libido.
The urgent, inevitable renovation in teachers' professional culture will necessarily imply a work of mourning over the social and cultural past of the profession that is now solidified in each teacher's identity.
According to Freud,when the work of mourning is not completed, the subject becomes melancholic and refuses to admit the loss of the loved object and, consequently, to withdraw the libido trapped to the idea of this lost object.
This paper proposes an analysis on the novel pedro páramo, by juan rulfo, in which elements such as the conception of future and past defended by modernity,the allegorical construction and the work of mourning arise as central axis.
Theoretical passages from Freud and Klein on the work of mourning and the aesthetic experience of transience are summoned to dialogue with the author in an attempt to clarify the perception of time during the elaboration of affective losses.
We¿ll try to focus, on the one hand, the factors that hamper thetreatment of these affections, in special the patients¿difficulty with the work of mourning, and the negative therapeutic reaction; on the other hand, the elements that constitute or contribute to their therapy.
Throughout his career Freud uses several terms with the suffix arbeit, which corresponds in Portuguese to the word"work",among them: trauerarbeit"work of mourning", traumarbeit dreamwork, bearbeitung, durcharbeitung, and verarbeitung commonly translated as"elaboration.
The work of melancholic mourning"preserves" the object and employs pain as an equivalent of the object's libido, where the pain becomes a substitute of the object which caused it, having a significant restriction of subjectivity as its first effect.