Amphithéâtre Guillaume Budé, Site Marcelin Berthelot
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Abstract

Loneliness in a crowd has taken on particular forms with the advent of the Internet and social networks. There's a dissociation between the body, alone in front of the computer, and the mind, constantly busy, polluted by messages from an anonymous or misidentified crowd. Who are " the friends " we make on social networks ? Man thinks he's alone, but he never is. He thinks he's accompanied, but isn't either. At least, his mind is colonized, but he remains profoundly alone emotionally.

Lysiane Lamantowicz

Lysiane Lamantowicz

Psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, family therapist. After completing her hospital training and working in a number of institutions, she turned her attention to her work as a therapist. Her theoretical work focuses on the relationship between the individual and the collective, notably through Freud's writings on the subject and through literary, biblical and mythological texts.

Speaker(s)

Lysiane Lamantowicz

psychoanalyst