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* [[mnemic trace]]: ''trace mnésique'': ''Erinnerungsspur, Erinnerungsrest'' * [[screen-memory]]: ''souvenir-écran'': ''Deckerinnerung''

...versal]] into the opposite; Reverie; Schiller and psychoanalysis; Screen [[memory]]; Secondary revision; [[Secret]]; Self-[[state]] dream; Somnambulism; [[Su

...can facilitate an emotional release, in connection with the revival of a [[memory]], that is less costly than alternative adequate reactions (tears, revenge, ...reproduction of things, just as the [[concepts]] of [[image]] and [[mnemic trace]] [[suggest]]. Contrasting with this Freudian [[empiricism]] is Lacan's pro

...ement]] is indeed the main [[mechanism]] here, as it is in the [[case]] of mnemic [[symbols]] or in the forgetting of a proper [[name]], although to some deg ...forgotten" childhood years (1914g, p. 148). Any memory could be a [[screen memory]] inasmuch as one aspect of it screened out something unacceptable to the e

...if not of the [[memory]]-[[images]] of [[the thing]], at least of remoter memory-traces derived from these" (p. 201). ...t on the contrast between [[perception]] and memory and on the sequence of mnemic systems. The [[psychic]] [[apparatus]],...

...tus]] and also noted that the [[dream]] [[material]], as well as that of [[memory]] traces, are most often presented visually. Thus, modes of representation * [[Mnemic trace]]/[[memory trace]]

| [[mnemic trace]] || ''trace mnésique'' || ''Erinnerungsspur, Erinnerungsrest'' | [[screen-memory]] || ''souvenir-écran'' || ''Deckerinnerung''

Dream-like [[memory]] Memory

...can facilitate an emotional release, in connection with the revival of a [[memory]], that is less costly than alternative adequate reactions (tears, revenge, ...reproduction of things, just as the [[concepts]] of [[image]] and [[mnemic trace]] [[suggest]]. Contrasting with this Freudian [[empiricism]] is Lacan's pro

* [[Mnemic trace/memory trace]]

...] spoke of "unconscious memories," but he later replaced this term with "[[memory]] traces. ...sessive "memory [[image]]," or "mnemic image," with the supposedly genuine memory adequate to the [[affect]] experienced. Memories could be [[false]], howeve

...fact that the [[visual]] is the mode of inscription of the [[infant]]'s [[memory]]. ...hic [[causality]]; Psychotic potential; Regression; Repetition; [[Screen]] memory; [[Self]]-[[consciousness]]; [[Stage]] (or [[phase]]); [[Symbolization]], [

...im an opportunity to point up the [[distinction]] between perception and [[memory]] by which he would always subsequently abide (1925a). ...who [[satisfies]] the [[need]] for nourishment and subsequently becomes a "memory of the [[object]]" whose [[image]] may, should the need arise once again, b