Anna Aragno
Biographic Data
| ID | 1356652 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anna Aragno |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anna |
| FAMILY NAME | Aragno |
| SIGNATURE | ARAGNO A |
| AFFILIATIONS | 140 West End Avenue New York, NY 10023 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Metaphor and Fields
Silent Cries, Dancing Tears
Against the backdrop of a broad survey of the literature on applied psychoanalysis, a number of concepts underpinning the metapsychology of art are revisited and revised: sublimation; interrelationships between primary and secondary processes; symbolization; “fantasy”; and “cathexis.” Concepts embedded in dichotomous or drive/energic contexts are examined and reformulated in terms of a continuum of semiotic processes. Freudian dream structure is …
Essential Readings in Biosemiotics
Meaning's Vessel
Understood in its modern sense as a primary activity in conceptualization, metaphor is here viewed as the linguistic product of a more fundamental metaphorizing process to be studied from developmental, semiotic, and all metapsychological dimensions. A backward look at the psychoanalytic literature identifies specific contributions that our field has made to its understanding, before pointing forward to its powerful role in groups; its neurophysi…
Response to Favareau and Gallese
The Language of Empathy
Viewed from an epistemological perspective, empathy in psychoanalytic practice is described as that aspect of a specialized attentional stance that opens channels of interaction facilitating the formation of a trusting bond and enabling one to gain access to the emotional qualities of another's experience. A literature overview traces the origins of the concept in Freud and its role in psychoanalytic listening (including its controversial, divisi…
Anna Aragno Responds to Review
Anna Aragno Responds to Review
Accessibility of early experience through the language of origin
Accessibility of early experience through the language of origin
Accessibility of early experience through the language of origin
Meaning's Vessel
Understood in its modern sense as a primary activity in conceptualization, metaphor is here viewed as the linguistic product of a more fundamental metaphorizing process to be studied from developmental, semiotic, and all metapsychological dimensions. A backward look at the psychoanalytic literature identifies specific contributions that our field has made to its understanding, before pointing forward to its powerful role in groups; its neurophysi…
The Language of Empathy
Viewed from an epistemological perspective, empathy in psychoanalytic practice is described as that aspect of a specialized attentional stance that opens channels of interaction facilitating the formation of a trusting bond and enabling one to gain access to the emotional qualities of another's experience. A literature overview traces the origins of the concept in Freud and its role in psychoanalytic listening (including its controversial, divisi…
Metaphor and Fields
Silent Cries, Dancing Tears
Against the backdrop of a broad survey of the literature on applied psychoanalysis, a number of concepts underpinning the metapsychology of art are revisited and revised: sublimation; interrelationships between primary and secondary processes; symbolization; “fantasy”; and “cathexis.” Concepts embedded in dichotomous or drive/energic contexts are examined and reformulated in terms of a continuum of semiotic processes. Freudian dream structure is …
Accessibility of early experience through the language of origin
Accessibility of early experience through the language of origin
Accessibility of early experience through the language of origin
Anna Aragno Responds to Review
Anna Aragno Responds to Review
Response to Favareau and Gallese
The Language of Empathy
Viewed from an epistemological perspective, empathy in psychoanalytic practice is described as that aspect of a specialized attentional stance that opens channels of interaction facilitating the formation of a trusting bond and enabling one to gain access to the emotional qualities of another's experience. A literature overview traces the origins of the concept in Freud and its role in psychoanalytic listening (including its controversial, divisi…
Meaning's Vessel
Understood in its modern sense as a primary activity in conceptualization, metaphor is here viewed as the linguistic product of a more fundamental metaphorizing process to be studied from developmental, semiotic, and all metapsychological dimensions. A backward look at the psychoanalytic literature identifies specific contributions that our field has made to its understanding, before pointing forward to its powerful role in groups; its neurophysi…
Silent Cries, Dancing Tears
Against the backdrop of a broad survey of the literature on applied psychoanalysis, a number of concepts underpinning the metapsychology of art are revisited and revised: sublimation; interrelationships between primary and secondary processes; symbolization; “fantasy”; and “cathexis.” Concepts embedded in dichotomous or drive/energic contexts are examined and reformulated in terms of a continuum of semiotic processes. Freudian dream structure is …
Essential Readings in Biosemiotics
Metaphor and Fields
Psychology (10 works) · Psychoanalysis (9 works) · Linguistics (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Cognitive science (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Language Development and Disorders (3 works) · Semiotics (3 works) · Action Observation and Synchronization (2 works) · Human auditory perception and evaluation (2 works)