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Infinite singletons and the default mode network

Giulia Battilotti, Miloš Borozan, Rosapia Lauro Grotto

Journal of Psychology & Clinical Psychiatry May 9, 2022 DOI: 10.15406/jpcpy.2022.13.00706 (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Theoretical or philosophical paper Peer reviewed
Topics Default mode network
Key points Proposes that a formal logical model of Freud's distinction between object-presentation and word-presentation, developed within Matte Blanco's "Bi-Logic," can account for structural invariances in psychoanalytic accounts of mental processes and for recent evidence on Default Mode Network processing, with clinical implications discussed.

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In the present contribution we sketch an interpretation of the characterizing aspects of processing taking place in the Default Mode Network based on a formal logic model of the psychoanalytic theory. In particular, we apply a logical model of the structural Freudian Unconscious as described in the so-called Bi-Logic introduced by the Chilean psychoanalyst I. Matte Blanco. We ground our proposal in the original Freudian proposal concerning the distinction between object and wordpresentation, and we devise a formal logical model of this distinction in order to explaining some structural invariances of the psychoanalytic view of mental processes on one hand and some recent evidenceson the processes of the Default Mode Network on other. Finally, some clinical implications of the model are discussed

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