Cliniques Mediterraneennes
Volume 64, Issue 2, 2001, Pages 97-106
The language of the exile [La langue de l'exilé] (Article)
Benhaïm M.*
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Abstract
What is handed down to their children by parents' migration can lead an adolescent to « exile » from himself, because of being taken between an inelaborated maternal's mourning and something socialy impossible. Exile which will update, either in a symptomatic behaviour, or in a process of creation when the teenager will be able to transform the heartbreack into an openmindedness. From a clinical practice with young people whose parents had migrated, we will try to bring some elements allowing to seize what's « passing ».
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DOI: 10.3917/cm.064.0097
ISSN: 07627491
Cited by: 1
Original Language: French