This is how the self's
preconscious identification with distant others contaminates his/her identification of others as familiar beings.
The first is an imaginary child, the product of the desire for pregnancy, and about whom the mother develops
preconscious daydreams concerning the desired gender and a destiny imposed by intergenerational transmission.
Not surprisingly, Massumi repositions political communication, and thus resistance and change, into the
preconscious nanosecond informing potential action--what he calls "the untimely interval" (p.
Psychoanalytic theoretical concepts and practices are used in an attempt to collect rich and nuanced data, including
preconscious and unconscious material.
This unconceptualizable knowledge comes about, I think, through the instrumentality of emotion, which, received in the
preconscious life of the intellect, becomes intentional and intuitive, and causes the intellect obscurely to grasp some existential reality as one with the Self it has moved, and by the same stroke all that which this reality, emotionally grasped, calls forth in the manner of a sign: so as to have the self known in the experience of the world and the world known in the experience of the self, through an intuition which essentially tends toward utterance and creation.
The online depredations of Daesh Productions, now becoming passe, have been usurped on some computers by the
preconscious expectorations of Donald Trump.
Indeed, most bodily activities, most thinking, most emotions, and increasingly recognized, most decisions take place in the more surface
preconscious, and the more unattainable unconscious.
In relation with the proper names of the main characters from the prose here under study, the term is approached from the perspective of Freud who defines it as "an imaginary, conscious,
preconscious or unconscious scenario, involving one or more characters, and which expresses--in a more or less disguised manner--a desire" (Larousse: 1997, p.
Eldon Taylor, Ph.D., is considered to be an expert in the area of
preconscious information processing and has served as an expert witness with regards to both subliminal communication and hypnosis.
We have no dependable subjective access to any of the
preconscious processing that results in conscious phenomenon (e.g., Churchland, 2002; Changeaux and Dehaene, 2011).
WM acted as
preconscious storage for internal mental activities (Franklin, 2005).
This links to the notion of ego permissiveness, defined by Taft (Manmiller, Kunmar & Pekala, 2010, p.12) "As a personality characteristic which allows individuals to more readily relinquish control by the ego so as to diminish secondary process thinking and facilitate primary process thinking for the actualisation of
preconscious and unconscious levels".
