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potential space: a standalone construct

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Psychoanalysis

the intermediate area between inner reality and the outside world where play, creativity and cultural experience take place.

In psychoanalysis, potential space refers to the intermediate area between inner reality and the outside world where play, creativity and cultural experience take place. This meaning comes from Winnicott (1971) in Playing and reality.[1]

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References

Winnicott, D. W. (1971). Playing and reality. Penguin. ISBN 9780415036894

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