Wasted and bombed: Clinical enactments of a changing relationship to the earth
Wasted and bombed: Clinical enactments of a changing relationship to the earth
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DOI：
10.1080/10481880802198319
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发表时间：
2008-07-01
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0.6
通讯作者：
Bodnar, Susan
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作者：
Bodnar, Susan
与自然环境关系的变化是否表现在我们的心理中？我在本文中探讨了这个问题。仔细考虑一些年轻人的临床资料表明，饮酒成瘾和分离物质主义的某些方面可能是人类与其生态系统之间不断变化的关系的表现。精神分析学、人类学和人文地理学都支持这样一种观点，即心理客体领域的扩展远远超出了父母关系，而且这个扩展的领域也可以重要地影响心理行为。通过认识到自然资源商品化和浪费行为之间的相似之处，研究了三个案例。
Are changes in the relationship to the natural environment expressed in our psyches? I explore that question in this paper. Carefully considering clinical material of some young adults suggests that aspects of obliterative drinking and dissociative materialism may be enactments of a changing relationship between people and their ecosystems. Psychoanalysis, anthropology, and human geography support the idea that the psychological object field expands far beyond the parental relationship and that this expanded field can also importantly affect psychological behavior. Three cases are examined through a lens that recognizes similarities between the commoditization of natural resources and wasteful behavioral enactments.