英文摘要 |
It is well known that psychoanalysis revolutionizes the way of traditional psychiatry in dealing with the mental health's problem. But, it is also due to this effect that the biological foundation which psychoanalysis shares with traditional psychiatry has been questioned. Existential phenomenology overcomes this difficulty, and yet, in their resolution, they puts too much emphasizes on the role of philosophy and causes some ambiguities and inconveniences of its clinical application. In this article, we would like to show how phenomenological psychology handles this bottleneck through Binswanger's 'Dream and Existence' and Foucault's 'Dream, Imagination and Existence', in other words, the existential analysis can be de-mystified through our way back to Husserl's position of 'rigorous science'. |