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Can we recognize each other? Benjamin’s intersubjective recognition theory and its contributions

2025-03-27

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<p>Jessica Benjamin is a prominent figure in relational-intersubjective psychoanalysis. Her unique intersubjective recognition theory focuses primarily on the concepts of mutual recognition and the Third. Benjamin posits that dyads in interpersonal interactions engage in mutual influence and reciprocal shaping. Recognition, according to Benjamin, represents a psychic position where both parties are recognized as s...

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10.31234/osf.io/q2ym3_v1
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