Mères et filles

Nestour, Annick Le

doi:10.3917/puf.andre.2003.01.0023

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“…The presence of the mother is intertwined with the security the daughter feels. This is also confirmed literary by the study of Le Nestour [32]. Concerning the presence or not of the mother one participant mentions that her mother is always there when she needs her and that makes her feel secure: "My mother is always there for me, she is there when I need her, and that makes me feel secure" Yet another participant refers to the non-presence of her own mother:…”

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The Construction of the Female Identity in Pre-Adolescence; A Phenomenological Study of the Experience of Girls and their Mothers

Theodosiou-Tryfonidou¹

2016

J Psychol Psychother

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Section: Expectations the Mother Has For Her Tween Daughter (The Poinmentioning

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The Construction of the Female Identity in Pre-Adolescence; A Phenomenological Study of the Experience of Girls and their Mothers

Theodosiou-Tryfonidou¹

2016

J Psychol Psychother

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“…Generally speaking, authors mention as a main dynamic characteristic for mental transparency the temporary lifting of resistance or repression (e.g., Bydlowski, 1991Bydlowski, , 1997, defense (e.g., Notman & Lester, 1988), or censorship (e.g., Mokrani et al, 2012, p. 133). Clinical case studies (e.g., Picco, 2005) indeed illustrate how pregnant women openly speak about their childhood and especially about their relationship with their mother (see also Deutsch, 1945;Le Nestour, 2003) and traumatic areas of their history. In Freud's (1895Freud's ( /1950 project for a mental architecture, the lifting of repression enables burgeoning of so-called primary process mentation, which is first and foremost characterized by associative thought (see further).…”

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Empirical evidence for psychic transparency in pregnancy.

Bazan¹,

Mendes²,

Antoine-Moussiaux³

et al. 2019

Psychoanalytic Psychology

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Bydlowski has proposed that pregnant women show an altered mental state, qualified as "psychic transparency," characterized by a lowering of the usual defenses against the repressed unconscious and the parallel surfacing of (infantile) reminiscences, fantasies, and representations. This state of highly invested mental work is thought to be characterized by a predominance of primary process mentation. The GeoCat, a simple nonlinguistic instrument for the probing of primary and secondary processes, revealed a substantial increase in primary process mentation in pregnant women compared with control groups (n ϭ 118 pregnant women from their 6th to their last month of pregnancy, n ϭ 81 nonpregnant control women, n ϭ 78 future fathers, and n ϭ 40 control men). This difference remained highly significant after factoring out the influence of confounding variables. Also, this increase was not different between women giving birth for the first time and women having a second or subsequent child. For all these reasons, we are drawn to think that it is the mere event of having another being growing inside one's own body, which, by requiring huge mobilization of mental energy, dries up the mental sources required to maintain the usual defenses. As a consequence, primary process mentation would be at work, resulting in a so-called psychic transparency state. This mental explanation is an alternative for a mere biological and deficit interpretation, as it allows us to consider the function of this state, both for the mother-to-be and for the mother-infant bond.

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“…Σύμφωνα με τη ψυχοδυναμική θεωρία, η μητέρα επιθυμεί να δει την αντανάκλαση του εαυτού της στην προσωπικότητα της κόρης της και στον τρόπο που δομεί την ταυτότητα του φύλου της (Andre, 2003. Faure-Pragier, 2003. Le Nestour, 2003.…”

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“…Στις ομάδες εστίασης συζητήθηκε και η παρουσία ή μη παρουσία της μητέρας ως καθοριστικό στοιχείο της σχέσης της με την κόρη της, καθώς είναι συνυφασμένη με τον βαθμό ασφάλειας που αισθάνεται η τελευταία. Αυτό επιβεβαιώνει την έρευνα του Le Nestour (2003). Ειδικότερα, τέσσερις συμμετέχουσες αναφέρουν ότι οι μητέρες τους είναι δίπλα τους κάθε φορά που τις χρειάζονται και νιώθουν ασφαλείς με αυτό.…”

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Η Κατασκευή Της Κοριτσίστικης Ταυτότητας Στην Προεφηβική Ηλικία

Theodosiou¹,

Θεοδοσίου-Τρυφωνίδου²

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Με πλαίσιο τη μεταμοντέρνα θεώρηση του φύλου η μελέτη αυτή διερεύνησε το πώς κατασκευάζεται η έμφυλη ταυτότητα στα προέφηβα κορίτσια μέσα από τις συνιστώσες της εθνοπολιτισμικής προέλευσης και της κοινωνικοοικονομικής κατάστασης αναφορικά με τις εμπειρίες των 15 προεφήβων κοριτσιών και των μητέρων τους. Η έρευνα ήταν ποιοτική. Για τη συλλογή των δεδομένων χρησιμοποιήθηκαν οι ομάδες εστίασης, η φαινομενολογική μέθοδος της Betensky και οι ημι-δομημένες συνεντεύξεις, ενώ η ανάλυση έγινε με τη θεματική μέθοδο. Τα αποτελέσματα δείχνουν ότι μέσα από την εμπειρία των προεφήβων κοριτσιών και των μητέρων τους διαφαίνεται ότι η έμφυλη ταυτότητα στην προεφηβεία δέχεται επιρροές από τη λαϊκή κουλτούρα και τη σχέση μητέρας με κόρη, καθώς και ότι η εθνοπολιτισμική προέλευση και η κοινωνικοοικονομική κατάσταση αποτελούν συνιστώσες της δόμησης της κοριτσίστικης ταυτότητας.

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Mères et filles

Cited by 9 publications

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The Construction of the Female Identity in Pre-Adolescence; A Phenomenological Study of the Experience of Girls and their Mothers

The Construction of the Female Identity in Pre-Adolescence; A Phenomenological Study of the Experience of Girls and their Mothers

Empirical evidence for psychic transparency in pregnancy.

Η Κατασκευή Της Κοριτσίστικης Ταυτότητας Στην Προεφηβική Ηλικία

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