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2020
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intimacy Adolescence limits spatiality hospitalization intimateSujets proches
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Amélie de Cazanove, « A room of one’s own: The sites of the intimate in adolescence », Cliniques, ID : 10670/1.8twdc2
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At the heart of adolescent problems, the intimate finds in Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own a most relevant metaphor that explores the link between physical space and the psyche. Based on clinical observations, the author offers a reflection on the effects of hospitalization in this period of existence, between intrusion and the constitution of limits. The spatiality and territory established by hospitalization could promote the creation of a new intimate space.