Implicit Memory and Early Anxieties
Keywords:
memory, transference, attachment, neuroscience, unthinkable anxietyAbstract
El propósito de este trabajo es establecer un diálogo entre algunos desarrollos de las neurociencias, junto con la investigación sobre el desarrollo cognitivo, en relación con la memoria implícita y algunas teorizaciones psicoanalíticas que toman en cuenta estas ideas (Mancia, Grupo de Estudio sobre el Proceso de Cambio de Boston) y otras (Winnicott, Bollas) en las que podemos encontrar aspectos que pueden estar relacionados con este tipo de memoria.
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