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in the psychoanaytic setting and psychoanalytic process, to further the symbolization, subjectivization, internal psychic structuralization, self and object representational world, and with it, sublimation and intimate bonds with the others, deepening the full cultural experience of creative life.
See also: CONTAINMENT DRIVE(S) ENACTMENT INTERSUBJECTIVITY
OBJECT RELATIONS THEORIES PROJECTIVE IDENTIFICATION PSYCHOANALYTIC FIELD THEORIES AND CONCEPTS THE UNCONSCIOUS
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