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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

...and could therefore only be expressed by conversion—through a corporeal memory, so to speak. ...of an organic lesion and the tendency for symptoms to disappear without a trace, as mysteriously as they came, hysterical conversion represented a provocat

...eud spoke of "unconscious memories," but he later replaced this term with "memory traces. ...e obsessive "memory image," or "mnemic image," with the supposedly genuine memory adequate to the affect experienced. Memories could be false, however, from

; [[mnemic trace]] :''trace mnésique''