Some phrases that seem significant to the topic: "The object and the threshold of distress" because of the possibility of being articulated with some concepts of Lacan as "devoid of purpose" " imaginary and symbolic register "," object "," paradox "...
Author: DW Winnicott.
Work: Reality and Game, Ed.Gedisa, 1990
Adrogué The author says in the Introduction:
"I think now widely recognized that what we study in this part of my job is not the cloth or the bear using the baby; not so much the object used as the use of that object. I call attention to the paradox that involves the use, by the young child, what I called the transitional object. My contribution is to ask that the paradox is accepted, tolerated and respected, and not resolve it. It is possible to solve through the escape to the intellectual functioning divided, but the price is the loss of value of the paradox itself. "Ibid., p.14, (emphasis mine.)
Some features of the transitional object.
"1. The transitional object represents the breast, or the object of the first relationship.
2. It predates the test established reality.
3. In connection with the transitional object the infant passes from the domain omnipotent (magic) to dominance by manipulation (involving muscle eroticism and pleasure of coordination). " Idem. p. 26. (Emphasis added)
Baby "perceives the breast only to the extent that you can create one at the time and place. There is no exchange between him and the mother. In psychological terms, the baby feeds from one breast that is part of it and the mother gives milk to a baby that is part of it. " Idem. pg. 30. (Sub. added)
Coordination between the transitional object and transitional phenomena.
"Enter the terms" transitional objects "and" transitional phenomena "to describe the intermediate area of \u200b\u200bexperience, between the thumb and the teddy bear, between oral eroticism and true object relationship, between primary creative activity and projection of has already been introjected, between primary unawareness of debt and the recognition of this ("Di-ta") "Idem. pg. 18. (Sub. added)
"The transitional phenomena represent the early stages of use of illusion, without which it makes sense to man the idea of \u200b\u200ba relationship with an object that others perceive as external to that being." Idem. pg. 29, (the sub.'s Mine)
"... when the mother is absent, or anyone else which depends on the baby, there is no immediate change because it has a memory or mental image of the mother , or what we call an internal representation of it, which is kept alive for a certain period. "Ibid. pg. 33. (Sub. added)
the transitional object relationship with symbolism as "emblem? a. Object
"intermediate area of \u200b\u200bexperience, unchallenged in respect of membership of an inner reality or external (shared), constitutes the largest part of the experience of the baby, and kept along the intense life experiences that relate to the arts and religion, to the imaginative life and creative scientific work.
Usually the infant's transitional object download slowly, especially as they develop cultural interests. "Ibid. pg. 32, (sub. added)
"Clearly, what is the transitional object. This baby represents the transition from a state in which it is fused to the mother to a relationship with her as something external and separate "Idem. pg. 32, (sub. added)
A text by the same author on another of his works: "Human nature", Ed, Buenos Aires 1996.
"The transitional object or first possession is an object that the child has created, but at the same time we say this we know that is, in effect, a blanket or piece of fringe on a blanket or scarf. The next possession will be given to the baby by an aunt and change it he will say "ta" in recognition of a limitation of their control magic and the dependence on the goodwill of the people in the outside world. "Ibid. , pg. 153, (emphasis mine).
think that for Winnicott the transitional object is used as a defense against anxiety and the role of symbolic matrix in the subject would enable new libidinal investiture pathways. Beloved Yiya
Zaffino.
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