Comments on 'the case of Melanie' and the reaction of Eduardo Gastelumendi.

ARCHETYPES; AUSTRIAN fiction; FANTASY fiction; MAGICAL thinking; COMPLEXITY (Philosophy); DREAMS; PSYCHOLOGY

Following an attempt to connect the theory of archetypes with the theory of primal phantasies, the commentary refers to how moments of complexity may be differentiated in terms of 'now moments' and concludes with an amplification of the 'black woman' in Melanie's dream related to a black woman in an important Austrian fairy tale. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Tras un intento de conectar la teoría de los arquetipos con la teoría de las fantasías primordiales, el comentario se refiere a la forma en la cual los momentos de complejidad se pueden diferenciar en términos de 'momentos actuales' y concluye con una amplificación de la 'mujer negra' en el sueño de Melanie relacionados con una mujer negra en un importante cuento de hadas alemán. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Après une tentative de relier la théorie des archétypes et celle des fantasmes originaires, le commentaire porte sur la façon dont les moments de complexité peuvent être différenciés en termes d '« ici et maintenant » . Il se conclut par une amplification de la « femme noire » du rêve de Mélanie, mise en rapport avec la femme noire d'un célèbre conte de fées autrichien. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Im Versuch, die Theorie der Archetypen mit derjenigen der Primären Phantasien zu verbinden, erläutert der Kommentar, wie Komplexmomente mit Begrifflichkeiten des 'Now moments' differenziert werden können und schließt mit einer Amplifikation der 'Schwarzen Frau' in Melanies Traum mit Beziehungen zu einer schwarzen Frau aus einem wichtigen deutschen Märchen. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Seguendo un tentativo di connettere la teoria degli archetipi con la teoria delle fantasie primarie, il commentatore fa riferimento al come momenti di complessità possano essere differenziati in 'momenti di ora' e conclude con una amplificazione della 'donna nera' del sogno di Melanie messa in relazione con una donna nera di una importante fiaba tedesca. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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