marcel mauss,,,,,,,,,,,, psicologçia y sociología

Mauss wrote extensively for the Journal of Normal and Pathological Psychology and served as president of the Society of Psychology from 1923 to 1926. He believed that data about primitive cultures were necessary to the science of psychology, and he wanted to facilitate exchange of information between it and sociology. He died on Feb. 10, 1950.


http://www.answers.com/topic/marcel-mauss

evene.fr

evene.fr

paul nizan

http://www.paul-nizan.fr/

origen del deseo de ser analista

El análisis del deseo de ser analista, por medio del cual se troquela la escucha analítica, tiene que ver con momentos de profunda angustia infantil (Agustín Palacios, comunicación personal), con relación a aspectos de nuestras pulsiones parciales infantiles en los que nos jugábamos la vida, y ante las cuales generamos un estilo caracterológico específico, y que estamos obligados a intentar entender en el desempeño de nuestro trabajo.


Mireya Zapata Tarragona (APM)

http://www.apm.org.mx/Portal%20APM/cuadernos/2001/2001.html

textos, cantidad producida por la humanidad

The little Google search window would be the gateway to the content of the 32 million books, 750 million articles, 25 million songs, 500 million images, 500,000 films, 3 million television programs and 100 billion public Web pages that Wired writer Kevin Kelly estimates humanity has published since the days of Sumerian clay tablets. To store all of this gigantic volume of data -- estimated at 50 petabytes -- would still require a building the size of a small town's library, Kelly wrote in a 2006 article for the New York Times. But in the future, all of that knowledge will be only a mouse click away -- and will fit on a single iPod.

---------spiegel online, 2003


http://www.spiegel.de/international/business/0,1518,473529-2,00.html

otto rank

For each patient I need a different theory.



-----------Otto rank

http://www.ottorank.com/essays/the-evolution-of-psychotherapy-since-freud

freud durante las sesiones

Often Freud would discuss books, theoretical points, even art and politics in the analytic hours.


----------------James Lieberman

http://www.ottorank.com/essays/the-evolution-of-psychotherapy-since-freud

hand-work

I love to do things with my hands.




So in America there is so much to do for fun; I do not understand those people who are sitting on their big cushions in front of T.V. and complaining.




--------victor belenko


http://www.fullcontext.org/people/belenko.htm

glock

Back in 1981 Glock was producing plastic grenade shells for the Austrian army, in addition to plastic curtain-rod rings. One day he overheard two colonels complain that no gun existed that could meet their specifications. When Glock offered to make one, they laughed at him.

"You do not laugh at Mr. Glock," says Christopher Edwards, the burly former deputy sheriff of Jefferson County, Kentucky, who now runs Glock's training program in Smyrna, Georgia. "He takes that personally."

Glock never doubted he could make a superior gun. "That I knew nothing was my advantage," he says.

-------gaston glock
http://www.forbes.com/global/2003/0331/020_2.html

prostitución, siempre

"Pagamos por el sexo de una u otra forma... Al menos las prostitutas lo admiten."


----Tim Roth, en el primer capítulo de Lie to Me

tarifa y piel

La piel está disponible
pero no hay un horizonte de caricias

-salvo el que se puede comprar con 250 pesos
por veinte minutos-

últimos soldados japoneses

Hiroo Onoda (marzo, 1974)

Teuro Nakamura (diciembre, 1974)

University of London External System

Referred to as "People's University" by Charles Dickens because it provided access to higher education to students from less affluent backgrounds, the External Programme was chartered by Queen Victoria in 1858, making the University of London the first university to offer distance learning degrees to students.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_London_External_Programme

La palabra "palabra"

Mot ----francés
"Dans le langage courant, un mot est une suite de sons ou de caractères graphiques formant une unité sémantique et pouvant être distingués par un séparateur (blanc typographique à l'écrit, pause à l'oral)."
-------------fr.wikipedia.org

Word -----inglés
"A word is the smallest free form (an item that may be uttered in isolation with semantic or pragmatic content) in a language, in contrast to a morpheme, which is the smallest unit of meaning.
"Word may refer to a spoken word or a written word, or sometimes, the abstract concept behind either."
-----------------en.wikipedia.org


Parola ---------italiano
"Elemento basilare della comunicazione verbale, la parola assume in questa il ruolo di unità minima di trasmissione dei concetti e come tale è stata anche definita "monade logica""
----------------------it.wikipedia.org

Palavra -------------portugués
"O termo palavra deriva originalmente do grego parabolé, tomada emprestada pelo latim, que gerou parabola."
-----------------------pt.wikipedia.org

Palabra ----------aragonés
"Una palabra u parola ye, en gramatica tradizional, cadagún d'os segmentos que se troban entre dos pausas u espazios en a cadena fablata u escrita, que puet aparexer en atras posizions, e que tien una funzión."
------------------an.wikipedia.org

Verbum ---------latín
"Verbum (Graece λέξις) est minima orationis et scriptionis pars individua, quae proprium habet sensum."
----------------la.wikipedia.org

Pallabra --------------asturiano
"Discutióse muncho sobro la definición esauta del conceutu de 'pallabra. Espondremos darréu, el sentíu que se-y da davezu: Ye un segmentu de tira fónica que na escritura represéntase ente dos espacios consecutivos."
------------ast.wikipedia.org

only maps

"the mental world is only maps of maps, ad infinitum."


-------Gregory Bateson
"Form, substance, and difference." 1972

poema sin título

Más...

Más piel expuesta...
Más piel explorada (besada, mordida)...
Más música del verbo gemir...
Más cabello en el cabello
(y cabello en las manos, y largo cabello en todos los rostros del rostro)...

Y más... Y más.

poema sin título

¿Quién fue?
¿Quién comenzó?

¿La lengua y sus exploraciones?...
¿Los vientres que se frotaban?...

¿La ropa fugitiva?...

¿Quién fue?..., me lo sigo preguntando.

poema sin título

Sembramos en la piel
árboles...

el deseo echó raíces...
las raíces nos trajeron asfixia...

el ahogo fue nuestro beso, nuestra desesperación.

poema sin título

Bebió de sus pezones
con delectación

la ausencia- de- leche que ella le ofrecía

typewriter and women's liberation

Sholes remarked of the typewriter, "I do feel that I have done something for the women who have always had to work so hard. This will enable them more easily to earn a living."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sholes_and_Glidden_typewriter