心理臨床のための直感概念構築の試み

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In this paper, "intuition" is defined as the "basic function of the mind" and a foundation was established to promote this concept. First, the paper focuses on the experience of clinical juvenile classification which provides the background for the birth of the intuition concept by considerling the intuition in (1) interviews for classification, (2) reading of theme compositions, and (3) reading of living history. The assessment method that mutually complements the workings of intuition and analysis, which is called the intuition analysis method, was used to analyze these aspects. Next, another look was taken of the intention concept from the perspective of the unconscious concept. An attempt was made to take another approach to intuition from the perspective of the perception concept.As a result, intuitive concepts were found to have a close relationship with living concepts, and the functions of intuition transcended the bounds of conventional selffunctioning by considering the representation as a central concept. Whether in the realm beyond representation or the realm that is concealed by representation, intuition was treated as something that works subjectively within consciousness and the supplementation of unconsciousness. In addition, realms that operated in this capacity were characterized as the realms of transcendence, self, and radical.
昭和女子大学の論文
2008-03-31