Journal Article

The Intersubjective Entangled Multiverse

Allcorn, Seth

2023

Overview

The quantum state of a group of particles cannot be described independently of the state of the others, including when the particles are separated by distance. The Organizers This list highlights the obvious that is always present but frequently overlooked, misunderstood, or denied. * Me-as self-aware, self-conceived and self-experienced. * You in Me-as awareness of what others infer about me or place within me that influences my self-awareness and experience. * You-as one's mindful self-conception of others that is expressed in the interpersonal world, who you are to me. * Me in You-as awareness of what is familiar in another person or group where elements of self are identified in the others influencing the \"others\" self-experience. * Us and Not Us-as a binary world experience that is often split into good versus bad. * In mind versus in Other-the manipulation of others in one's mind must also be compared to our experience of others as though they embody our mindful manipulations-the mindful manipulations leak out into the interpersonal world. * Past, Present, Future-as in the sense of a collapse of time where past experience is present (transference) in the moment including the fantasized future creating an entangled fusion of past and future in the here and now. INTERSUBJECTIVELY ENTANGLED PSYCHOANALYTICTHEORY Jill Sharff (1992) has provided a thorough historical overview and analysis of the development of psychoanalytic theorizing and its use in practice. In therapy concordant identification arises when the therapist identifies or empathizes with a projected part of the patient's self-experience (countertransference) and complementary identification arises when the therapist identifies with a projected part of the patient's object (mother is an example) where feelings of neglect by the mother are projected onto and induced into the analyst who feels perhaps guilt for being a neglectful mother or other parental figure (another form of countertransference) (Racker, 1957).

• Publisher: Association for Psychohistory, Inc
• Subject: Function words / Identification / Mindfulness / Physics / Psychoanalysis / Psychotherapy / Self concept / Therapists / Therapy / Transference (Psychology)