英文摘要 |
This article first proposed from Sigmund Freud‘s claim ‘Where id was, there shall ego be.’ is aimed to demonstrate the psychological healing is not the objective observation of the mental content but the creative action through the ethical relationship. Facing the given wound is one kind of the requests to the deepest ethics of desires, which are revealed through practicing the ethical act of the psychological healing. Next, 921 earthquake is taken as an example to reconstruct the mourning experiences of the bereaved for the deceased. It is the pre- psychotherapy that resonates with the mourning experiences as the summons of the ethical healing. Through the epistemology displaces, we understand the traumatic wounds from the Real of psychoanalysis rather than the posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and posttraumatic growth (PTG) viewpoints. After the non- known as the knowledge, we indicate the therapeutic factors are not the elimination of the symptoms but the Real as the signifier to follow shall relationship between the ‘id’ and ‘ego’. Then, we put forward three cultural-psychological concepts, namely; ‘from the aporias towards proximity’, ’from the unconscious towards intentional arc’ and ‘from the lack towards the being’ to understand the ethics of the desires in the further way. Finally, we think that the essentials of the psychological healing are the demand of the ethical relationships. Through the dialectical relationship between the ‘id’ and ‘ego’, the ethics of the desires are discussed. Indeed, trauma is a repeated suffering of the event, but it is also a continual leaving of its site. It is a challenge to our very comprehension of what constitutes pathology about the life trauma and its belated effects to the value beliefs. |