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Carré, Amélie. "L'établissement de la relation d'attachement chez les enfants adoptés d'Asie." Thesis, Université Laval, 2009. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2009/26998/26998.pdf.
Full textSynnott, Lindie Lee. "Réponse physiologique à une transition psychologique : le cas de l'adoption internationale." Thesis, Université Laval, 2008. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2008/25634/25634.pdf.
Full textMaury, Françoise. "Les mécanismes intrapsychiques de l'adoption internationale et interraciale : l'adoption des enfants coréens en France." Paris 8, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA081076.
Full textInternational and interracial adoption disrupts the usual features of filiation because the protagonists phenotype belies this filiation. Most adoptants resign themselves ; some wish for it, in order to save children in distress, to set up a certain distance, or because they have fantasized a child of another race. The child of international adoption is no ordinary migrant : it occasionnally presents at first, symptoms of distress and phases of regression, then gets adapted on a par with a french child and gives up its original language and culture. Third persons are inclined to intervene greatly in such adoptions and to explain all problems by the uprooting, whereas the main nonspecific difficulty encountered is an affective deficiency. The relation with the original country fluctuates as years go by but it is modeled on the relation with the biological parents
Turbide, Catherine. "Le point de vue d'adolescentes adoptées à l'international sur leurs relations sociales, familiales et leur identité." Thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2007/24370/24370.pdf.
Full textLeick, Pascale. "Adopter quand on a une descendance biologique." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LORR0258/document.
Full textThe aim of our work is to explore the significance of inter and intra-familial issues that have led to the act of adoption in couples with children of different biological descent. We will try to show how the adoption of a child from another lineage is significant in their filiation, in relation to their respective family romance. The studied population consists of five couples with biological children at the time of the adoption of a child coming from "elsewhere". The international adoption clearly shows a difference with their own biological offspring, since the adopted children are all from an African country and are of a different race. The aim of this research differs from other referenced work, insofar as our interest focuses on the act of adopting by both members of this couple. As discourse analysis is at the heart of our work, it is through the discourse of the couple, during joint interviews and then by each of its members in the context of individual interviews, that we examine the reasons that lead them to wish to be parents of a child of a different ethnicity. The chosen approach is clinical and based on discursive analysis
Fernandez-Borges, Maria-Alejandra. "L'entre-deux cultures dans l'adoption à l'étranger : enjeux cliniques de la construction de la différence." Lyon 2, 2008. https://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/documents/lyon2/2008/fernandez-borges_ma.
Full textThis research is focused on the mobilization effects of sociocultural frameworks which organize the family link in the scope of adoption abroad. Our sample was based on candidates for adoption, adoptive parents and children adopted abroad. We have worked on the hypothesis that these subjects who suffer from a disrupted link in their filiation (the adopting couple because of the lack of procreation capacity and the child because of the abandonment) could therefore also suffer from a disruption in the symbolical codes offered by the culture which they need to integrate this filiation link abroad. The method used is inspired by the clinical psychology and psychoanalytic frameworks, the tools used allowed to question the status of the family link in the psychic reality of the subject. The tools used are made of interviews and projective methods: the elaboration of free genogram for the adoptants and projective tools (Rorschach and TAT) for the children. The data collected revealed difficulties to establish a transitional space needed to elaborate the disrupted filiation. The depressive affects linked to such disruptive events are treated by means of primary defensive modalities. The family links therefore have a narcissistic dimension which expresses itself by hiding the difference (including the cultural difference) which organizes the link. This could be traced back to the failure of symbolic boundaries available to the subjects in the framework of adoptive practices to elaborate the wounds stemming from filiation and to be able to integrate the adoptive filiation link
Harf-Dubrez, Aurélie. "Les appartenances culturelles des enfants en situation d'adoption internationale : une approche qualitative des perspectives parentales." Thesis, Paris 5, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA05H103.
Full textInternational adoption is a specific way to belong to a new filiation. Numerous studies have looked at various aspects of the internationally adopted children's outcome. Some studies have sought to show a correlation between the strength of their cultural identity and their psychological development. However the ethnic and cultural identity subject is missing in French research. Furthermore very few studies have examined the adopted children's cultural identity from the adoptive parents' perspective. The objective of this study is to use parents' discourse to explore their representations of their child's cultural belonging.The study includes 51 French parents who adopted one or more children internationally. Each parent participated in a semi-structured interview. The broad topics covered included the adoption procedure, the choice of country, the trip to the child's native country, the child's history before adoption, the current associations with the child's country of birth, the experiences of racism and discrimination. The sample includes 66 semi-structured interviews. The interviews were analyzed according to a qualitative phenomenological method, Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis.The data were published in two original publications and one article has been submitted for publication: The first paper is a review of the cultural identity concept in the population of internationally adopted children.The second paper aims at describing three different parental representations of the child's cultural belonging.The third paper concerns the first parent-child encounters and highlights the difficult, sometimes traumatic experiences made then. We discuss parental representations, and the importance of complexifying the birth culture concept. Is questioning the birth culture replacing questioning the birth parents or even the perceivable physical differences between parents and children? Exploring parental representations of the adopted child enables professionals involved in adoption to provide better support to these families and do preventive work at the level of family interactions
Books on the topic "Adoption internationale – Asie – Aspect psychologique"
Pascal, Roman, ed. Les enjeux de l'adoption à l'étranger: Approche multidisciplinaire. Paris: Éditions Jeunesse et droit, 2005.
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