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/ˈfæsɪnəns/ · noun
(matrixial theory) A transformational and creative gaze, contrasted with the Lacanian "fascinum"..
In this spiral movement, the psyche-spirit of the painter, in itself already an expression of trans-subjective psychic involvment^([sic]), is embroidered by a passionate actively-passive fascinance.
[…]Ettinger's fascinance is a moment that has transformational properties, allowing a working-through of mother–daughter relations[…]
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Fascinance means (matrixial theory) A transformational and creative gaze, contrasted with the Lacanian "fascinum"..
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In this spiral movement, the psyche-spirit of the painter, in itself already an expression of trans-subjective psychic involvment^([sic]), is embroidered by a passionate actively-passive fascinance.
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