Allannah Furlong
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5212344 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Allannah Furlong |
| PRENOMES | Allannah |
| SOBRENOME | Furlong |
| ASSINATURA | FURLONG A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | 2100 Marlowe Avenue #533 Montreal, Quebec H4A 3L5 CANADA |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1757-5869 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 12 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2005 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Consenting and Assenting to Psychoanalytic Work
The moment is opportune for a renewed look at what we understand about patient consent to treatment. Until recently, little reference to informed consent could be found in the literature, as though it has never been a preoccupation for psychoanalytic practitioners. Yet several post-Freudian authors offer reasons to suppose the risk of misunderstandings about consent. In fact, the very discovery of transference, replete with unrequited infantile w…
Allannah Furlong on Reconstruction
An Example of Dehumanization as a Shield Against Our Helpless Openness to the Other
Cultural rituals requiring covering or otherwise distancing the dead may include as unconscious motivation the protection of the departed from dangerous impulses triggered in the living by their helpless forms. A parallel is drawn between the unconscious excitation associated with exposure to the prostrate human forms of a dead body and of an infant. Both send powerful, disquieting “enigmatic messages.” As extreme avatar of the baby’s passivity a…
Meditation on Lovesickness, Loss, and Temporality
The film 2046 is used as a screen and a springboard from which to reflect on the compulsive plight of some lovesick individuals. A particular oedipal constellation that generates lovesickness is hypothesized, wherein an unmourned third object preoccupies yet frustrates the primary object. This thwarted longing for another on the part of the original parent figure inflicts a defect in the self-esteem of the subject, who is then compelled to seek o…
Further reflections on the impact of clinical writing on patients
Though it is unlikely that instituting universal guidelines will ever be possible for patient approval of the analyst's use of clinical material outside of the treatment setting, the author offers some supplementary reflections to those already available in the literature. Broadly applied informed consent guidelines would increase the distortion that already exists in our clinical literature due to self-imposed restraints by writers. Moreover, th…
Confidentiality with respect to third parties
It is assumed that confidentiality is not one singular ethical entity but a conglomerate of quite different issues depending upon clinical context and the sector of information sharing at stake. The focus here is on how to think psychoanalytically about requests for information from third parties (payers, courts, public security). Defining confidentiality as a promise to 'never tell anything' outside of the relationship omits evaluation of the im…
Further reflections on the impact of clinical writing on patients
Though it is unlikely that instituting universal guidelines will ever be possible for patient approval of the analyst's use of clinical material outside of the treatment setting, the author offers some supplementary reflections to those already available in the literature. Broadly applied informed consent guidelines would increase the distortion that already exists in our clinical literature due to self-imposed restraints by writers. Moreover, th…
Confidentiality with respect to third parties
It is assumed that confidentiality is not one singular ethical entity but a conglomerate of quite different issues depending upon clinical context and the sector of information sharing at stake. The focus here is on how to think psychoanalytically about requests for information from third parties (payers, courts, public security). Defining confidentiality as a promise to 'never tell anything' outside of the relationship omits evaluation of the im…
An Example of Dehumanization as a Shield Against Our Helpless Openness to the Other
Cultural rituals requiring covering or otherwise distancing the dead may include as unconscious motivation the protection of the departed from dangerous impulses triggered in the living by their helpless forms. A parallel is drawn between the unconscious excitation associated with exposure to the prostrate human forms of a dead body and of an infant. Both send powerful, disquieting “enigmatic messages.” As extreme avatar of the baby’s passivity a…
Consenting and Assenting to Psychoanalytic Work
The moment is opportune for a renewed look at what we understand about patient consent to treatment. Until recently, little reference to informed consent could be found in the literature, as though it has never been a preoccupation for psychoanalytic practitioners. Yet several post-Freudian authors offer reasons to suppose the risk of misunderstandings about consent. In fact, the very discovery of transference, replete with unrequited infantile w…
Confidentiality with respect to third parties
It is assumed that confidentiality is not one singular ethical entity but a conglomerate of quite different issues depending upon clinical context and the sector of information sharing at stake. The focus here is on how to think psychoanalytically about requests for information from third parties (payers, courts, public security). Defining confidentiality as a promise to 'never tell anything' outside of the relationship omits evaluation of the im…
Further reflections on the impact of clinical writing on patients
Though it is unlikely that instituting universal guidelines will ever be possible for patient approval of the analyst's use of clinical material outside of the treatment setting, the author offers some supplementary reflections to those already available in the literature. Broadly applied informed consent guidelines would increase the distortion that already exists in our clinical literature due to self-imposed restraints by writers. Moreover, th…
Meditation on Lovesickness, Loss, and Temporality
The film 2046 is used as a screen and a springboard from which to reflect on the compulsive plight of some lovesick individuals. A particular oedipal constellation that generates lovesickness is hypothesized, wherein an unmourned third object preoccupies yet frustrates the primary object. This thwarted longing for another on the part of the original parent figure inflicts a defect in the self-esteem of the subject, who is then compelled to seek o…
An Example of Dehumanization as a Shield Against Our Helpless Openness to the Other
Cultural rituals requiring covering or otherwise distancing the dead may include as unconscious motivation the protection of the departed from dangerous impulses triggered in the living by their helpless forms. A parallel is drawn between the unconscious excitation associated with exposure to the prostrate human forms of a dead body and of an infant. Both send powerful, disquieting “enigmatic messages.” As extreme avatar of the baby’s passivity a…
Allannah Furlong on Reconstruction
Consenting and Assenting to Psychoanalytic Work
The moment is opportune for a renewed look at what we understand about patient consent to treatment. Until recently, little reference to informed consent could be found in the literature, as though it has never been a preoccupation for psychoanalytic practitioners. Yet several post-Freudian authors offer reasons to suppose the risk of misunderstandings about consent. In fact, the very discovery of transference, replete with unrequited infantile w…
Psychology (6 obras) · Psychoanalysis (5 obras) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (5 obras) · Epistemology (4 obras) · Medicine (3 obras) · Mental Health and Psychiatry (3 obras) · Philosophy (3 obras) · Psychotherapist (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras) · Unconscious mind (3 obras)