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Molinier, Pascale; Flottes, Anne Travail et santé mentale : approches cliniques 2012 Article Psychological Centrality of Work, Molinier, Pascale Molinier, Sociology, Psychology, Psychodynamics, Care, Care Work, Care As Work, Ethics, Psychopathology, Mental Well-Being, Clinic Of Activity, Historical Context, Emotional Labour, Harassment, Gendered Labour
Citation Molinier, Pascale; Flottes, Anne 2012 Article Travail et emploi Molinier Sociology Psychology Psychodynamics Care Care Work Care As Work Ethics Psychopathology Mental Well-Being Clinic Of Activity Historical Context Emotional Labour Harassment Gendered Labour Psychological Centrality of Work Molinier, Pascale

"Travail et santé mentale : approches cliniques"

by Molinier, Pascale; Flottes, Anne (2012)

Abstract

This article is devoted to the history of clinical approaches to work in France since the 1950s. It briefly deals with the very first researches in work psychopathology, then with a few key concepts of work psychodynamics (“psychodynamique du travail”) and of the clinic of activity (“clinique de l’activité”). It finally reviews the different forms of work-related psychopathologies in the recent scientific literature (from 2000 onwards).

Keywords

Molinier, Sociology, Psychology, Psychodynamics, Care, Care Work, Care As Work, Ethics, Psychopathology, Mental Well-Being, Clinic Of Activity, Historical Context, Emotional Labour, Harassment, Gendered Labour

Themes

Psychological Centrality of Work, Molinier, Pascale

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