Boris Mikhailov. Untitled, from the series Case History. 1997-98
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Boris Mikhailov. Untitled, from the series Case History. 1997-98
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Untitled from Case History by Boris Mikhailov, 1997
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Like many modern researchers in the field, Janet first encountered dissociative phenomena in the form of a remarkable patient, Lucie. Janet's initial psychological experiments with Lucie (1886) demonstrated that she could perform several actions and perceive a number of sensations apparently unconsciously... Janet also instructed Lucie in automatic writing while under hypnosis. He then succeeded in having her do this when not in hypnosis. He would have someone else distract her attention, while he softly suggested to her that she take a pencil and paper and write. While Lucie concentrated on the conversation with the third person, her right hand answered Janet's questions. The resulting text was signed "Adriene." In this way, Janet discovered that it was Adrienne who remembered the posthypnotic suggestions and carried them out... Lucie was anesthetic over her entire body. When Janet pinched her arm hard she showed absolutely no reaction... Everything that Lucie did not feel, Adrienne did, and wrote down. Later, Janet (1889) discovered yet another altered state of consciousness, between Lucie and Adrienne... In Janet's view, [Adrienne] represented the total and complete individual consciousness. In the integrated third state she neither exhibited anesthesias nor unconscious actions. She also retained memories of a traumatic event that occurred at the age of 7 and which Janet believed to be responsible for her condition... In a later work, Janet wrote that such traumatic events could, in predisposed individuals, evoke dissociative phenomena, such as those manifested by Lucie.
The Dissociation Theory of Pierre Janet by Onno Van Der Hart and Rutger Horst
[I knew that the whole pat-your-head/rub-your-belly/stand-on-one-foot/etc trick rang a bell somehow. Janet was able to get dissociatives to do similar tricks, which in this case revealed that a patient was multiple.]
[Also: a good reminder that the basic model of DID dates back as far as 1886 and isn’t a new invention.]
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