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Τα Ευαγγέλια και η πίστη - ο κίνδυνος μιας ψυχαναλυτικής ματιάς

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Στο βιβλίο αυτό συγκεντρώνονται τα σχόλια που προκάλεσε στη Φρανσουάζ Ντολτό η ανάγνωση των Ευαγγελίων. Μεγαλωμένη με τις αρχές της Καθολικής πίστης, από μικρή η Φρανσουάζ Ντολτό «ονειρευόταν» διαβάζοντας τα Ευαγγέλια.

Αργότερα, ως ψυχαναλύτρια, ανακαλύπτει ότι η θρησκευτική αγωγή που είχαν δεχτεί πολλοί από τους ασθενείς της είναι εχθρά της ζωής και της φιλανθρωπίας, σε πλήρη αντίφαση με το χαρμόσυνο μήνυμα της αγάπης που διέκρινε η ίδια στα Ευαγγέλια: «Καθώς τα ξαναδιαβάζω, ανακαλύπτω ένα ψυχόδραμα. Οι ίδιες λέξεις που τα διηγούνται, οι φράσεις και η θεματική επιλογή μπορούν να ακουστούν με άλλον τρόπο μετά την ανακάλυψη του ασυνείδητου και των νόμων του από τον Φρόυντ. Στο ψυχόδραμα που διηγούνται τα Ευαγγέλια βλέπω μια εικόνα των σύγχρονων ανακαλύψεων της ψυχανάλυσης, της διαλεκτικής και της δυναμικής του ασυνείδητου. Διαβάζοντας τα Ευαγγέλια ως ψυχαναλύτρια βλέπω να επικυρώνεται η ζωντανή δυναμική που ενυπάρχει στον ανθρώπινο ψυχισμό, αυτή η δύναμη που εκπορεύεται από το ασυνείδητο, το χώρο απ' όπου πηγάζει η επιθυμία, απ' όπου ξεκινά η επιθυμία αναζητώντας αυτό που της λείπει.»

456 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1979

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Françoise Dolto

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Françoise Dolto was a French pediatrician and psychoanalyst, famous for her research on babies and childhood. Dolto revolutionized the field of psycho-therapeutic work with babies (notably in their early experience and usage of language through their body), with the mother-baby dyad, and with a more positive observation and understanding of the means of communication used by children with learning or social disabilities.

She worked with Jacques Lacan, and said that children have a language before the language (with the body). She has contributed to the question of the unconscious body image, and influenced among others the work of Maud Mannoni.

As a recognized feminist, she also worked on reconciling women with their sexuality; she also analyzed the attitude of children when their parents are separating or divorcing.

Françoise Dolto was the mother of Carlos (1943–2008), a singer; and the sister of Jacques Marette, a minister.

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February 12, 2017
I find this book as one that can save lives, especially when read by teenagers and young adult readers. It speaks about desire, life and death, faith and sin, through the new paradigm of gospel citations. Christians who believe say that the gospels can save your life, but I find this book doesn't demand of you to be a believer of any religion in order to save you. I could call it "The Gospel according to Dolto", a lacanian psychoanalyst, who seems really to love human freedom and describes the path to a life worthy to be lived.
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La reponse a toutes nos questions est l'amour. Si nous faisons tout ce que nous faisons avec amour nous vivrons pleinement et sans soucis.
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September 1, 2017
This book has been a true surprise for me.
Written in a simple manner, without too much psychoanalytic jargon and in the format of interviews, it provides great insight and some very interesting notes on faith, love and life.

You don't need to believe in God to find this an interesting read.
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