Discovery Proper to the Psychoanalytic Act
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- POMMIER, Gérard,
- Pommier, Gérard.
- Pommier, G.
https://doi.org/10.3917/fp.032.0013
Cite this article
- Pommier, G.
- Pommier, Gérard.
- POMMIER, Gérard,
https://doi.org/10.3917/fp.032.0013
The psychoanalytic act is not the application of a theory to a practice. If there is a technique, it proceeds from a gesture of erasure, from a pathway that is not invented but commands invention. This is an inaugural gesture that has no words and that envelops the duration of a session; it is a renewed gesture that always remains to be invented. The analyst’s erasure repeats the mise-en-scène of primal repression—that is, the instance of loss of jouissance of the body in favor of the jouissance of words and of their repetitive poetry.
- Einfall
- psychoanalytic act
- originary repression
- jouissance
- death drive
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