by Thomson Dablemond | Dec 9, 2019 | Philosophical Reflection
For many, the philosophy of ancient Greece philosophy is the philosophy of par excellence. It is among the Greeks in fact that philosophy was constituted in the state of the autonomous discipline, distinct from both religion and the positive sciences. It is with them...
by Thomson Dablemond | Nov 15, 2019 | Philosophical Reflection
Do you ever wonder what is spiritual self? “The spiritual self” is thus a constitutive element of man which is throughout our earthly existence in close contact with our individuality, our personal self. We have spoken for the moment of three of the...
by Thomson Dablemond | Sep 25, 2019 | Philosophical Reflection, Sciences & Discoveries
Men have always been interested in mental. So let’s talk about the relation between abstract thinking vs. Concrete thinking. Studies on the mind have been initiated and continue to this day. The mind designates all that relates to the intellectual functions, to...
by Thomson Dablemond | Jun 10, 2019 | Philosophical Reflection
So many questions are raised when we slip into the subject of philotherapy namely: What is philotherapy? What can philosophy bring us? What is the difference between philotherapy and psychotherapy? For what kinds of problems can we come to consult a philotherapist or...
by Thomson Dablemond | Apr 19, 2019 | Philosophical Reflection
In this article, we plunge into the heart of the thought of Lacanian psychoanalysis. More precisely, and essentially, we will reflect on Jacques Lacan’s concepts. Perhaps you have already heard of this concept: the mirror stage. However, it is not the only part...
by Thomson Dablemond | Apr 7, 2019 | Philosophical Reflection
The name: Does Carl Gustav Jung tell you anything? Have you ever heard of him? Did you know who he is? Well, it will be the object of our article, but more precisely of one of his theories or branches which are specific to him to know: the Jungian psychoanalysis. Who...
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