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| − | ''[[Humans]] are [[born]] [[helplessness|prematurely]].'' Left to themselves, they would probably [[die]]. They are always [[born]] too [[time|early]]. They can't walk or [[speech|talk]] at [[birth]]: they have a very partial [[mastery]] of their motor functions and, at the [[biology|biological level]], they are hardly [[complete]]. The [[infant]] can't pick things up or move towards or away from things. So how does the child come to [[master]] its relation to its [[body]]? How does it respond to its "[[prematuration]]"? | + | ''[[Humans]] are [[born]] [[helplessness|prematurely]].'' [[Left]] to themselves, they would probably [[die]]. They are always [[born]] too [[time|early]]. They can't walk or [[speech|talk]] at [[birth]]: they have a very [[partial]] [[mastery]] of their motor functions and, at the [[biology|biological level]], they are hardly [[complete]]. The [[infant]] can't pick things up or move towards or away from things. So how does the [[child]] come to [[master]] its relation to its [[body]]? How does it respond to its "[[prematuration]]"? |
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Latest revision as of 21:18, 20 May 2019
Theory of the Mirror Phase
Humans are born prematurely. Left to themselves, they would probably die. They are always born too early. They can't walk or talk at birth: they have a very partial mastery of their motor functions and, at the biological level, they are hardly complete. The infant can't pick things up or move towards or away from things. So how does the child come to master its relation to its body? How does it respond to its "prematuration"?
