Donnerstag, 4. Juli 2024

04.07.2024 - Suppressing feelings of displeasure / Edith Jacobson 1971 / Secretive family / Mass medicine etc.

dali48 and teaching and writing diary & books and cycling & photographing in Erkrath etc.

Friday, March 14, 2008
02.05.2000

Interpretation by dali48
Drugs (especially alcohol etc. – d.48) have a very special power to achieve denial by artificially suppressing the most intense feelings of displeasure! (L. Wurmser)
If he/she feels rejected or even mildly reprimanded, it is as if a knife had hit him/her. He/she feels crushed by shame and loneliness and seeks refuge (see shelter, inside asylum etc. – d.48) in a system of fantasies that must be made into reality through lies and drugs. If he/she is not punished, he/she enjoys his/her triumph over any authority, over any setting of boundaries and limits, ultimately the triumph over the "super-ego" ... The more intense guilt and shame threaten to become, the greater the need to suppress and eliminate conscience and its external representatives ... In denial fantasies of "protective animals" it becomes very clear that the power of the father, which is embodied in the animals, serves to protect against the father himself ... As is well known, the super-ego acts as a mood and affect stabilizer! (Jacobson, 1971)

The effect of disappointment on ego and superego formation in normal and depressive development. ... Int' University Press, New York 1971. Literatur.

The life that one tries to lead without a super-ego is thrown around chaotically and without control ... Such protectors, whether drugs or rituals, or ideologies, leaders and groups, are therefore greatly overrated and experienced as absolutely good. They are "narcissistic objects, self-objects" (projections) that are expected to be all-powerful, all-forgiving and limitless. But if they disappoint you, they quickly turn into destructive, failing, and therefore absolutely evil figures. God and the devil again... Finally, it is the return of the repelled conscience in the form of shame, of provoked degradation and dishonor and thus - by reversal - of challenging shamelessness and impudence. (L.Wurmser)

Léon Wurmser war ein aus der Schweiz stammender US-amerikanischer Psychiater und Psychoanalytiker und der Autor mehrerer umfangreicher psychoanalytischer Studien. Wikipedia 

Friday, March 14, 2008 
03.05.2000 

Interpretation by dali48
The compulsion to bring about defeat and humiliation, usually following a success or a great promise believed by all, has an eminent meaning: you - the parents - have frightened and wounded me so much - now I disappoint, frighten and hurt you... In fact, each new episode of drug abuse and each new financial and legal catastrophe had the effect of bringing his parents back together - this time for the purpose of rescuing him. His actions thus took on the character of a rescue mission in a double sense - his own rescue by his parents, but also, more latently, the rescue of the family, which he had brought about again. Like the intrusive family, the secretive family also promotes depersonalization, a pervasive feeling of unreality, alienation and falsehood - deepened or broken through by various drugs ... The Talmud says: Jerusalem was destroyed because its population no longer had any shame (and what is it like today etc.? - d.48) ... (L. Wurmser)

What computers cannot do ... humans can. Imagination, spontaneity, feeling! (H.L. Dreyfus)

This undifferentiated practice of mass medicine has contributed to the development of more and more chronic illnesses, and at the same time it has triggered a large number of avoidable new illnesses through the side effects of many medications! If illnesses are caused by social isolation, job stress or lack of it, by noise, air pollution and destruction of the natural environment, by self-destructive behavior, excessive alcohol and tobacco consumption, by inhumane living conditions, by traffic accidents or violence, they can only be alleviated temporarily and to a very small extent by medical treatment! (H. Milz)

04.07.2024 - W. Golding 1983 / Toxicomaniacs & Traumas / K. Kieslowski etc.

dali48 and teaching and writing diary & books and cycling & photographing in Erkrath etc.

Tuesday, March 18, 2008
03/17/2008

Interpretation by dali48
Golding has a very sharp eye and a sharp pen when it comes to the power of evil and villainy in people - just like Jonathan Swift. And like Herman Melville, he often chooses the themes and the framework of his stories from the world of the sea or from other challenging situations in which strange people are tempted to go beyond their limits and are exposed to the core. (W. Golding, press release 1983)

Columb Minor, Cornwall; † 19. Juni 1993 in Perranarworthal, Cornwall) war ein britischer Schriftsteller und Nobelpreisträger für Literatur des Jahres 1983

Monday, March 17, 2008
05/01/2000

Interpretation by dali48
The majority of toxicomaniacs were victims of severe emotional and physical child abuse. The archaic defense through affect and drive reversal (instead of fear: anger and contempt; instead of suffering: active deception and attack) is used again and again to process these traumas! ... In terms of claustrophobia, he/she is full of fear of falling into the trap of an intimate relationship or restriction. Sexual intercourse is only acceptable as long as he/she is not bound to the woman by friendship or marriage. Immediately after the act, he/she must leave the partner; he/she feels affected and uncomfortable ... All limitations must be broken, all rules violated, regardless of the risk to life or social humiliation involved ... In particular, any closeness - physical or psychological - that is experienced as constriction or imprisonment and must be fended off, must be changed ... Narcotics and sedatives (hypnotics) are aimed primarily at anger, shame, jealousy and at fear, which warns against these feelings! (L. Wurmser)

Léon Wurmser war ein aus der Schweiz stammender US-amerikanischer Psychiater und Psychoanalytiker und der Autor mehrerer umfangreicher psychoanalytischer Studien. Wikipedia

Monday, March 17, 2008
15.03.2008

Interpretation by dali48
The death of his son shakes Krysztof's belief in the omnipotence of science and technology. He, the unbeliever, struggles with the idea that God could have had a hand in it... The theme of his films is not morality, but ethics... 
"Dekalog Nine" tells of exaggerated emotions and the resulting misunderstandings. Kieslowski himself says of the film: "One could also call this film a 'Short Story About the Telephone': the ideal means of preventing people from meeting or understanding each other!" (K. Kieslowski, arte.tv)

Krzysztof Kieślowski war ein polnischer Filmregisseur und Drehbuchautor, international bekannt für seine Filmzyklen Dekalog und Drei Farben. Wikipedia

04.07.2024 - G.G. Marquez and Chile 1979 / A History of Reading 1996 / A tragic sense of life etc.

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Donnerstag, 27. März 2008
26.03.2008

Interpretation by dali48
1 Million people have fled Chile, a country with a tradition of hospitality - that is, 10% of its population. Since 1979, the civil war in El Salvador has produced almost 1 refugee every 20 min. The country that could be formed of all the exiles and forced emigrants of Latin America would have a population larger than that of Norway ... In spite of this, to oppression, plundering and abandonment, we respond with life. Neither floods nor plagues, famines nor cataclysms, nor even the eternal wars of century upon century, have been able to subdue the persistent advantage of life over death ... Conversely, the most prosperous countries have succeeded in accumulating power of destruction such as to annihilate, a hundred times over, not all the human beings that have existed to this day, but also the totality of all living beings that have ever drawn breath on this planet of misfortune. (G.G. Marquez, Nobel L. 1982)

Gabriel Garcia Marquez (1928 - ?), Latin-American journalist, novelist and short story writer, a central figure in the so-called Magic Realism (surrealism) movement ... Every morning he reads a couple of pages of a dictionary - a habit our author compares to that of Stendhal, ... (from: A History of Reading by Alberto Manguel, 1996) ... (P.A.C.)

A tragic sense of life characterizes Marquez' books - a sense of the incorruptible superiority of fate and the inhuman, inexorable ravages of history ... With his stories Marquez has created a world of his own which is a micro-cosmos! (G. Marquez, Pres. Sp. 1982) 

Gabriel José García Márquez (* 6. März 1927 in Aracataca, Kolumbien; † 17. April 2014 in Mexiko-Stadt, Mexiko), im spanischsprachigen Raum auch bekannt als ...