放逐於自身之外：亂倫創傷主體的心靈地景

彭仁郁

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放逐於自身之外：亂倫創傷主體的心靈地景

Inner Exile: The Psychic Landscape of Incest Trauma

彭仁郁(Jen-Yu PENG)

文化研究； 26期 (2018 / 07 / 01) ， P171 - 226

繁體中文 DOI： 10.6752/JCS.201807_(26).0005

亂倫創傷；心靈地景；內在放逐；臨床田野；心靈真實； Incest trauma ； Psychic landscape ； Clinical fieldwork ； Inner exile ； Psychic reality

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Contemporary psychiatry and clinical psycholog y generally frame the incest trauma within the positivist discourse of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). This categorization goes hand in hand with a tendency to pathologize and medicate psychotrauma. However, the standardized diagnostic reasoning may render the trauma invisible to the professional eye. In practice, due to the ineffability of incest trauma, victims are often subjected to different diagnoses of mental illness (schizophrenia, borderline personality disorder, antisocial personality disorders, etc.). For how can psychological trauma be seen or conceived? From a psychoanalytical perspective, and based on ＂clinical fieldwork＂ (Peng 2014a) on incest trauma over a decade, the author advances the notion of the ＂psychic landscape＂ to illustrate the power of imagery metaphors as a means to access to the subject's inner experience. For many incest survivors, ＂home＂, the presupposed fundamental space for constructing self-identity, is constituted of ambivalent representations that often combine one element with its very opposite: for instance, persecution-attachment, betrayal-demand for loyalty. The consequence is that the survivor's self is forced into a state of ＂inner exile＂, in which the split self is permanently monitored and there is no ＂outside＂ to flee to; i.e., the subject is deprived of authority over her/his own psychic territory. The extreme terror of inner exile can manifest itself in puzzling symptoms, such as inexplicable fear, global anxiety, somatization, dissociation, lying, repeated victimization, etc. Taking a Taiwanese incest survivor's case as an example, this paper describes the transferential process through which the traumatic psychic landscape emerges. By doing so, the author reiterates the need to go beyond the pathologizing tendency in contemporary psychiatry and bring the psychic reality, or subjective truth, back into focus when approaching psychotrauma.

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陳慧女、林明傑(2007)。臺灣近二十年來性侵害研究之脈絡與趨勢。台大社工學刊，14，211-260。
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陳慧女、廖鳳池(2006)。家庭內性侵害受害者之性受害經驗、適應症狀與諮商介入情形之分析研究。諮商輔導學報：高師輔導所刊，14，102-139。
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彭仁郁(2012)。進入公共空間的私密創傷：臺灣「慰安婦」的見證敘事作為療癒場景。文化研究，14，135-192。
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Alayarian, Aida(2011).Trauma, Torture and Dissociation: a Psychoanalytic View.London:Karnac Books.
Ambrosio, Giovanna(ed.)(2005).On Incest: Psychoanalytic Perspectives.London:Karnac books.

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