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Sigmund Freud vs Jacques Lacan ; Psychotics vs. Neurotics: Psychoanalytic and Symbolic Logic Analysis
The distinction between psychotic and neurotic structures is analyzed through psychoanalytic theory (Freud, Lacan) and symbolic logic. Modal and predicate logic formalize differences in reality testing and language, while fuzzy logic addresses spectrum disorders. Case examples and computational applications are provided.
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