The “deaf-mute” object and the pre-conceptual trauma
with the use of Bion’s “caesura” concept
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https://doi.org/10.60106/rsbppa.v7i2.200Keywords:
Early Psychic Trauma, Internal Object, Archaic Thoughts, Resistance, Transference, ReconstructionAbstract
Ego fights against the pre-conceptual trauma by way of its tiny fragmentation and projection onto the external world, inside the mind that contains the experience. Later, trauma penetrates time’s caesura and presents itself as a cruel, controlling, and threatening internal object, which deprives ego of its right to well-being. In transference, it is perceived as a powerful resistance to absorb interpretation.
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