Hubert Bogaert discusses the relationship between brain and mind in his most recent book
SANTO DOMINGO. - "Perception and Creativity: an essay on the kinesthetic foundations of subjectivity", is the title of the most recent book of the doctor in psychology Huberto Bogaert García, in which he addresses essential situations around the relationship between brain and mind.
The work was put into circulation in the Julio Ravelo de la Fuente hall Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo (INTEC) in a ceremony in which the author was surrounded by colleagues, friends and family. The psychologists Vanesa Espaillat and César Castellanos were responsible for the description of the book.
In delivering his speech, Bogaert stated that a error, for a long time, at identify la creativity with the intelligence. "That point has been made clear by the fact that humans have been observed with diverse mental abilities that are creative, even people after a brain injury that affected the left hemisphere, which is dominant and related to language, have developed unusually creative abilities, "he said.
He said, too, that it's a error pretend that creativity it's just a matter of geniuses who make great contributions to science, the arts and philosophy, and pointed out that there is a creativity in the man and in the daily life.
The book 212 pages is divided into six major chapters: Creativity and kinesthetic response; Neurobiology of movement; Kinesthetic foundations of subjectivity; Psychodynamic treatment and discursive movement, Creativity and sublimation and finally Creativity and kinesthetic response: research with the Rorschach test.
The psychiatrist César Mella attended the book's circulation; the neurologist José Silié Ruíz, the psychologist Olga Lara; the naturopathic doctor Frank Canelo; the dentist Rony Joubert. As well as the children of the author Elaine and Luis Huberto Bogaert. Representing INTEC were Mayelyn Mateo, Director of Research; Fari Rosario, Director of Disclosure and Publications and Pedro José Castillo, coordinator of the degree in Psychology, as well as several teachers from the Social Sciences and Humanities Area.
About the Author
Huberto Bogaert García has a PhD in Psychology for the Catholic University of Louvain or with a DEA in Psychoanalysis awarded by the University of Paris VIII. Is professor of the Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo and the Ibero-American University.
Among his publications in the area of psychology, psychoanalysis and neuroscience include: "Mental illness, psychotherapy and culture"; "The enigmas of female sexuality"; "Child neo-prostitution in the Dominican Republic; "The transfer: a clinical investigation with the Rorschach test and" Neuroscience and psychoanalysis: research and clinical cases.