Transcendence and immanence in pedagogy by Torres, Francisco W.

“…How is the pedagogical phenomenon, that is, the psychic action that the master exerts on the soul of the disciple, with educational or formative purposes, and reciprocally, in the field of transcendence and immanence that we have highlighted as essential qualities of being, and therefore of the human psychic being? …”
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Syphilitic aortitis (Continued) by Miravet, Horacio

“…., the almost absolute certainty of the proximity of the attack, which certain patients usually have: Allbutt emphasized this psychic state by describing it as a subjectivity whose main characteristic consisted precisely in the terrifying conviction of the imminence of death. …”
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The imputation term by Goldschmidt, James

“…Kelsen believes to find support for his hypothesis in the "heterogeneous" psychological theory of the will, according to which the will is not a primary element of mental life, but only a product of other psychic factors.…”
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Surgical anatomy of the facial nerve by Bertola, Vicente J.

“…The expression and physiognomy of the individual are governed by physical and psychic phenomena. To carve his personality, he must support influences, whether transmitted or not, either internal or external, both in the somatic part as in the soul. …”
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Work Process, Capital Accumulation and its Impact on Health by Neffa, Julio César

“…There are already validated knowledge about the consequences of working conditions and environment on physical health, but there is no full conscience yet of the impact that changes in working processes that spread as consequence of the crisis of the productive system, have on psychic and mental dimensions, naturalized phenomenon that has become invisible due to theoretical inadequacy, shortage of researches and because they seek its cure in the psychological treatment, without perceiving that workers somatise pain and suffering, which causes numerous illnesses. in the psychological treatment, without perceiving that workers somatise pain and suffering, which causes numerous illnesses. …”
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Not being at home. Jentsch and Freud, on the uncanny in the artificial world by Sandrone, Darío

“…With this in mind, we are interested in cutting out, emphasising and analysing what these two authors refer to as the psychic relationship that humans establish with artefacts when they acquire human forms, functions or expressions. …”
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The Turing test in Ex Machina: Is Ava an intentional system? by Caycedo-Castro, Maria Paola, Pinto-Bustamante, Boris Julián

“…Some of the main perspectives in relation to the philosophy of mind are reviewed and the problem posed by the film is analyzed, as to whether Ava, the humanoid robot, passes the Turing test, based on three hypotheses: The mental states described by John Searle constitute the three dimensions of the psychic world and moral deliberation: the factual dimension of perception, the estimative dimension of values, and the pragmatic dimension of actions. …”
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Psychoanalysis in Cinema and Theater: The Reverse of the Message Between the Director and the Viewer as the Antithesis of Scientific Discourse by Cabrera Kahuazango, Carlos Alexis

“…On the contrary, the spectator or film buff goes in another direction, since he does not carry out a catharsis or sublimation, but rather a complementary psychic work that consists of identification, embodied in the consumption and interpretation of the films he watches, because unconsciously the subject is a vector that is represented with many tragic and dramatic activities projected on the screen or in theaters.…”
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The battle of Chile: image, poetry, memory by Humphreys, Derek

“…The trauma, by definition, leaves no traces in the psychic apparatus. This absence becomes even more complex when the trauma is linked to stateviolence, which leaves only shapeless, discontinuous and fragmented traces. …”
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“If you look great, you feel great”: Instagram and the Construction of Aesthetic Treatments as Technologies of the Self by Barboza, Romina Andrea, Arias, Valentina

“…From the analysis of four Instagram accounts oriented to the promotion of aesthetic treatments in Mendoza and four in-depth interviews with the doctors responsible for these accounts, we analyze, firstly, the conception of the body as a continuously perfectible project and the relations of tension and complementarity between classical aesthetic criteria and contemporary criteria; secondly, we describe the notion of the soul as an asymptotic project, with particular psychic and affective anchors and certain paradoxical tensions. …”
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