Gabriel Balbo et Jean Bergès : Psychothérapies d'enfants, enfants en psychanalyse

Balbo, Gabriel

doi:10.3917/fp.010.0212

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“…The aristocratic elites, aware of the current threat and willing to implement reforms, would need to join forces with the 'good' bourgeoisie and the propertied classes behind a strong government. 25 It is remarkable how Balbo's strategy, even before 1800, included changes to the structure of the elite, moderate reform, and society-stabilizing policies in terms of amalgame and ralliement. Under the Directory, and in particular under Napoleon, the dual policies of ralliement and amalgame characterized the course of reconciliation aimed at gaining the active − or at least passive − support of former enemies of the revolution and of the local elites in the territories annexed to imperial France.…”

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Noble-Bourgeois Elites in an Age of Revolutions, c. 1790–1850

Caruso

2023

Hist. J.

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This article focuses on the shift toward post-revolutionary politics supported by reform-minded aristocratic clans and their bourgeois allies. Using the example of the Balbo family – one of the leading aristocratic families in Sardinia-Piedmont – I will argue that the quest for stability and pragmatism is crucial to understanding the political, cultural, and ideological reorientations within the noble-bourgeois elites in the first age of global revolutions. Family history is a lens through which it is possible to look afresh at this vital period of social transformations, state expansion, and political modernization. The article explores the Balbos’ family history across generations and genders, not only in the revolutionary and Napoleonic period, but also in the decades after the Congress of Vienna. In doing so, it sheds new light on the course of state-building processes, constitutional reforms, and the formation of a new, composite elite, which would largely dominate European politics until the end of the nineteenth century.

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Noble-Bourgeois Elites in an Age of Revolutions, c. 1790–1850

Caruso

2023

Hist. J.

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“…Também Balbo (1991) Mas no período em que escreve seu relato, Wolfson se sente incomodado não só por qualquer emissão do inglês, seja de quem for a voz, como também pela visualização de palavras escritas nessa língua.…”

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“…1. A língua materna é causa de sujeito A esse respeito o psicanalista Gabriel Balbo (1991), que trabalha com a psicanálise da criança, escreveu um artigo entitulado "La langue nous cause" para falar de uma abordagem diferencial dos autismos e psicoses, pelo estudo do tipo de articulação entre o ouvido, o visto e o falado. A partir desse estudo de Balbo, que trata a língua como causa do sujeito, foi desenvolvido esse primeiro pressuposto.…”

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