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Needing punishment
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Pages 819 to 822| Front matter
Pages 823 to 823| Editorial
| Aline Cohen de Lara
Pages 827 to 829| Needing punishment
| Jean-Louis Baldacci
Pages 831 to 842| Deliver me from evil!
| Catherine Chabert
Pages 843 to 852| Between narcissistic and Oedipal cathexis of the object
| Michel Picco
Pages 853 to 860| The need for punishment: the territories of wrongdoing
| Marie-Laure Léandri
Pages 861 to 871| The need for punishment: “A child is being beaten”, a primal
phantasy?
| Paul Denis
Pages 873 to 884| One hundred years of masochism
| Denys Ribas
Pages 885 to 893| Narcissism and guilt: the abduction of the object
| Évelyne Chauvet
Pages 895 to 905| Beyond masochism. The need for punishment, an anti-traumatic
interpretation
| Bernard Chervet
Pages 907 to 917| Punishing, being punished, punishing oneself. From the need for
punishment to self-punishment
| Sylvie Pons-Nicolas
Pages 919 to 929| Bodily pain as punishment or solution?
| Élise Joncheres-Weinmann
Pages 931 to 941| Melancholic guilt: a “lethal” punishment or a Joker?
| Béatrice Braun-Guedel
Pages 943 to 950| Masochism and the bisexual superego
| Michail Dimitrakopoulos
Pages 951 to 960| From somatization to projection, when the superego struggles to
establish itself
| Mirella de Picciotto
Pages 963 to 964| Introduction to the dossier Neuroses (1894–1980)
| Vassilis Kapsambelis
Pages 965 to 974| Tribulations of a diagnostic notion: a journey into the history of
the neuroses
| Nicolas Gougoulis
Pages 975 to 983| From anxiety to stress, back and forth
| Vassilis Kapsambelis
Pages 985 to 994| Conversion or hypochondria?
| Paul Denis
Pages 995 to 1003| Some thoughts on medically unexplained symptoms
| Samuel Lepastier
Pages 1005 to 1013| Interpreting the sexual?
| François Richard
Pages 1015 to 1025| Was the Rat Man an ASD child? Was Little Hans an HIP child?
Contemporary vicissitudes of child neuroses
| Catherine Weismann-Arcache
Pages 1029 to 1039| Psychoanalytic epistemology, war and passion. About the Anna
Freud-Melanie Klein Controversies
| Baptiste Pouget
Pages 1041 to 1051| Erasure, a figure of the need for punishment: Sabina Spielrein
| Catherine Matha
Pages 1053 to 1062| Beyond the analytic process and transformations: the construction
of psychic processes
| Sabina Lambertucci Mann
Pages 1065 to 1069| In Analysis 8 (1 et 2), « Psychanalyse, Hôpital,
Société », (3) « Inconscient économique », 2024
| Éric Corbobesse
Pages 1071 to 1074| Revue française de psychosomatique 66, 2024,
« Désorganisation »
| Laurence Patry
Pages 1075 to 1078| International Journal of Psychoanalysis 3 et 4,
2024
| Michel Sanchez-Cardenas
Pages 1079 to 1081| Journal de la Psychanalyse de l’Enfant 14(1),
« Destruction/Destructivité », 2024
| Géraldine Troian
Pages 1083 to 1088| L’avenir d’un silence. Déréalisation, refoulement, amnésie des
masses, de Laurence Kahn
| Michel Granek
Pages 1089 to 1093| Du divan de Freud au processus de l’interprétation, de
Gilbert Diatkine
| Benoît Servant
Pages 1095 to 1097| Back matter
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The psychical economy
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Pages 543 to 546| Front matter
Pages 547 to 547| Editorial
| Vassilis Kapsambelis
Pages 551 to 555| The psychical economy
| Riadh Ben Rejeb, Benoît Servant
Pages 557 to 564| From Lolita to Mrs Robbe-Grillet, a certain vicissitude of the
drives
| Pascale Devillard
Pages 565 to 575| Anna K.: A masochistic saga
| Johanna Velt
Pages 577 to 588| Dynamics of the analytic site: overcoming impasses
| Guy Lavallée
Pages 589 to 599| Towards a desexualised economic perspective: new forms of
resistance to psychoanalysis
| Jessica Tran The
Pages 601 to 611| The economic problem of “ADHT”
| Mario De Vincenzo
Pages 613 to 619| Reality of the object and the economic point of view
| Francis Pasche, M. Renard
Pages 621 to 634| Sexualization and its economy
| André Green
Pages 635 to 648| Investigation or consultation: the economic viewpoint
| Denise Braunschweig
Pages 651 to 652| Introduction to the dossier "views of analysts in training"
| Christine Saint-Paul Laffont
Pages 653 to 659| From the sofa to the psychoanalytic couch
| Marie-Ange Garcia
Pages 661 to 664| How to choose one’s couch?
| Kathy Parera
Pages 665 to 674| A first analysis in a training process, reverberation of
transferences?
| Laurent Branchard
Pages 675 to 683| Opening the door a little: the countertransference at work
| Sophie Parrot-Fabre
Pages 685 to 691| The ogress and the cat, vicissitudes of a lateral transference
| Christine Berteau
Pages 695 to 695| IPA CONGRESS: LISBON, SUMMER 2025
Pages 697 to 708| Extensions of narcissism: psychoanalysis, war, climate
| Elisardo César Merea
Pages 709 to 720| Tradition and change in psychoanalytic theory: questions about the
infantile sphere
| Stephen Seligman
Pages 723 to 734| Perversion and countertransference: uneasiness in eye contact
| Jade Muller, Dolorès Albarracin
Pages 735 to 746| Therapeutic regression: from Ferenczi’s “failure” to Balint’s
solutions
| Souad Ben Hamed
Pages 747 to 757| The quest of “becoming a woman” in adolescence. Symptomatology of
the repudiation and praise of the feminine
| Charlotte Collet
Pages 759 to 769| A firefly voice
| Florianne Gani
Pages 771 to 781| Functions of hatred and love in extreme suffering in adolescence
| Matthieu Julian
Pages 785 to 788| Le présent de la psychanalyse 10, “Juste la réalité”
| Anne Ber-Schiavetta
Pages 789 to 791| Quatrième groupe : Actes 12, 2024, “La dette en
question”
| Armelle Nithart
Pages 793 to 796| International Journal of Psychoanalysis 1 et 2, 2024
| Michel Sanchez-Cardenas
Pages 797 to 800| Revue de Psychanalyse de la Société Psychanalytique de Porto
Alegre 30(3), “Bion : Transformations, Évolutions et
Expansions”
| Géraldine Troian
Pages 801 to 807| Analyse en présence, analyse à distance, by Leopoldo
Bleger
| Marilia Aisenstein
Pages 809 to 813| Les monstres ordinaires. Clinique et théorie du conformisme,
by Jean-Baptiste Dethieux
| Françoise Chaine
Pages 815 to 817| Du névrosé d’antan à l’homme limite d’aujourd’hui. Chroniques
d’un psychiatre humaniste, by Marc Hayat
| Philippe Robert
Pages 819 to 819| Back matter
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Dream, dreaming
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Pages 273 to 276| Front matter
Pages 277 to 277| Editorial
| Sabina Lambertucci Mann
Pages 287 to 298| Interpreting dreams today
| François Duparc
Pages 299 to 306| The dream narrative: an oneiric metalanguage
| Charlotte Collet
Pages 307 to 317| Dreaming and reverie: New York Palace, Budapest
| Johanna Velt
Pages 319 to 328| The dream: the obscure object of the subject
| Armelle Nithart
Pages 329 to 336| Impossible topographical regressivity and access to dreaming in
manic states
| Emmanuelle Joly
Pages 337 to 347| Dreamwork and overdetermination
| Bernard Chervet
Pages 351 to 355| Introduction to the dossier: Unfolding the differed effects
| Bertrand Colin
Pages 357 to 362| The retroactive effects of the meeting
| Clarisse Baruch
Pages 363 to 370| As for the treatment, that will come later. The purpose of
consultations with the child and his family
| Sarah Bydlowski
Pages 371 to 377| Après-coup in psychosomatics: how are we to deal with it?
| Françoise Chaine
Pages 379 to 386| After the meeting, the inter-analytical exchange
| Christine Bouchard
Pages 387 to 394| An après coup that lasts
| Annabelle Tuset
Pages 395 to 399| The “coup” of consultations while awaiting the après-coup of
therapy
| Panos Aloupis
Pages 401 to 404| Conclusion. Access to mourning: a differed effects symptom?
| Laurent Danon-Boileau
Pages 407 to 418| Humour as a sublimatory process at work in instrumental art music
| Pauline Chavanne, Laetitia Petit
Pages 419 to 429| The question of the otherness of the “Other” in Jacques Lacan’s
work
| Gérard Pirlot
Pages 431 to 440| Losing oneself in one’s own way
| Solange Carton
Pages 453 to 464| On symbolism and symbolization. The conceptions of Freud, Durkheim
and Mauss
| Éric Smadja
Pages 465 to 475| How to inherit? About the Anna Freud-Melanie Klein Controversies
| Baptiste Pouget
Pages 480 to 482| Revue française de psychosomatique 65, 2024, “Gérard Szwec”
| Axelle de Saporta
Pages 483 to 486| Topique 160(1), 2024, “Contester la norme”
| Noreddine Hamadi
Pages 487 to 491| Revista de Psicoanalisis 81(1-2), January-June 2024,
“L’institution psychanalytique, entre fondements et incertitudes”
| Adriana Koren-Yankilevich
Pages 493 to 496| L’évolution psychiatrique 88(4), décembre 2023, Dossier:
“Création, créativité, sublimation (I). Processus créateurs,
littérature et musique”
| Benoît Servant
Pages 497 to 501| Aux sources de l’inspiration. L’écrivain, le poète, le graveur,
face à l’inconscient, by Jean-Claude Rolland
| Marilia Aisenstein
Pages 503 to 507| Médecine et psychanalyse. Discontinuité et unité de la vie
psychosomatique, by Christian Delourmel
| Vassilis Kapsambelis
Pages 509 to 511| Joyce McDougall au regard de la clinique analytique
contemporaine, Catherine Bergeret-Amselek and Philippe Porret
(eds.)
| Alain Lemosof
Pages 513 to 519| Destruction et désaffiliation. Psychopathologie de la violence à
l’adolescence, by Maurice Corcos
| Gérard Pirlot
Pages 521 to 525| Théorie et technique de la psychanalyse des enfants, by
Arminda Aberastury
| Michel Sanchez-Cardenas
Pages 527 to 529| La psychanalyse dans le monde du temps de Freud.
Chronologie, by Olivier Douville
| Jacqueline Schaeffer
Pages 531 to 535| Maux minuscules, by Sidney Cohen
| Agnès Segura
Pages 537 to 540| Le moi-matière. Aux sources de l’émotion, by Guy Lavallée
| Benoît Servant
Pages 541 to 541| Back matter
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Resist
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Pages 1 to 4| Front matter
Pages 5 to 5| Editorial
| Vassilis Kapsambelis
Pages 9 to 14| Resistir
| Marcela Montes de Oca, Hélène Suarez-Labat
Pages 15 to 25| Lycanthropy and resistance to treatment. The therapeutic lever of
work on the symbolic
| Cécile Prudent, Benjamin Lévy
Pages 27 to 37| Failed interventions
| Dinah Rosenberg
Pages 39 to 48| Creating… Resisting? Reflections stimulated by a painting by Zoran
Mušič
| Armelle Hours
Pages 49 to 59| The writing of postcolonial thought. Outline of a reflection on the
negative dimension between-mothers
| Yan Bylon
Pages 61 to 76| Why would psychoanalysis be concerned by resistance?
| Christophe Dejours
Pages 77 to 89| The fear of breakdown in psychiatry: defences and resistances
| Cristelle Lebon, Andrey Andres, Fanny Maccariello-Garcia
Pages 91 to 102| So far, everything is going well (on psychoanalysis in
institutions)
| Wilfried Morice
Pages 103 to 113| The heroic complex: a resistance response to desperate situations
in psychiatry
| Yannick Milleur
Pages 117 to 124| presentación
| Anne Ber-Schiavetta
Pages 125 to 144| Family resemblances and family trees. Two cognitive metaphors
| Carlo Ginzburg
Pages 145 to 154| Irisations. Some historical colourings of psychoanalysis
| Alain Boureau
Pages 155 to 164| The links between the carp and the rabbit. A metaphorical outline
of the relations between history and psychoanalysis
| Blaise Dufal
Pages 165 to 173| Historicizing the inconscious? Interview with Hervé Mazurel
| Hervé Mazurel, Anne Ber-Schiavetta, Benoît Servant
Pages 175 to 184| Psychoanalysis and History
| Sophie de Mijolla-Mellor
Pages 185 to 193| Psychoanalysis between history and biography. Methodological
propositions
| Luiz Eduardo Prado de Oliveira
Pages 195 to 203| Details and incarnation
| Laurence Kahn
Pages 207 to 217| Obesity and the registration of lack: a review of the literature
| Rafaela Alves
Pages 219 to 231| Virginity and feminine pathologies: Freud faced with Hippocratic
medicine
| Cecilia J. Perczyk, Gabriel Lombardi, Celeste Labaronnie
Pages 235 to 237| Revue Cliniques 27(1), 2024 : Crises et métamorphoses
en clinique institutionnelle
| Stéphanie George
Pages 243 to 246| International Journal of Psychoanalysis 5 and 6,
2023
| Michel Sanchez-Cardenas
Pages 247 to 250| Psychanalyse et psychose 24, 2024 : Penser, peut-être
| Benoît Servant
Pages 251 to 256| Césariennes sur demandes maternelles. Le féminin à
l’épreuve de l’accouchement, by Alexandra Bouchard
| Germain Dillenseger
Pages 257 to 261| Dans les plis du langage. Raisons et déraisons de la parole,
by Laurent Danon-Boileau
| Vassilis Kapsambelis
Pages 263 to 270| Se retrouver. Rencontres avec Jacques André, Patrick Autréaux,
André Beetschen, Leopoldo Bleger, Évelyne Chauvet, Jean-François
Chiantaretto, Bernard de La Gorce, Paul Denis, Laurence Kahn,
Sylvain Missonnier et Vincent Vivès, by Catherine Chabert
(coordinated by Françoise Neau, with Aline Cohen de Lara, Estelle
Louët, Catherine Matha, and Benoît Verdon)
| Dinah Rosenberg
Pages 271 to 271| Back matter
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Identification
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Pages 1 to 4| Front matter
Pages 5 to 5| Editorial
| Denys Ribas, Jacques Angelergues
Pages 9 to 63| Paths of identification: between pain and satisfaction
| Hélène Suarez-Labat
Pages 65 to 72| Discussion of the report by Hélène Suarez Labat
| François Hartmann
Pages 73 to 123| Being the other
| Claude Barazer
Pages 125 to 131| Discussion of Claude Barazer’s report
| Sylvia Cabrera
Pages 135 to 141| Cross-identifications in child analysis
| Julia-Flore Alibert
Pages 143 to 151| From the external theatre of the first relations to the real object
in the internal theatre: between identification and
disidentification
| Christine Franckx
Pages 153 to 158| Penelope at work: identification and disidentification
| Michel Granek
Pages 159 to 165| Identifying and disidentifying
| Nathalie Zilkha
Pages 167 to 173| Concerning the confusion of tongues, projective identification,
containing function
| Didier Houzel
Pages 175 to 181| A Ferenczian contribution: the concept of intropression
| Luis J. Martín Cabré
Pages 183 to 186| The containing function of psychic bisexuality
| Alper Sahin
Pages 187 to 193| Mapping the peninsulas
| Amélie de Cazanove
Pages 195 to 199| Introducing the discussion on psychic bisexuality and the question
of identity
| Teresa Olmos de Paz
Pages 201 to 208| Facing loss. Reversal and denial of the object
| Louis Brunet
Pages 209 to 216| Tell me who you love, and I’ll tell you who you are…
| Catherine Chabert
Pages 217 to 223| Melancholic identification: a secret operation
| Maurice Khoury
Pages 225 to 232| Murder(s) on the Acropolis
| Zoé Andreyev
Pages 233 to 238| A bit of originality
| Gilbert Diatkine
Pages 239 to 245| Taking the other into oneself or being the other ? Being and
Doing
| Martine Girard
Pages 247 to 250| Introducing a discussion on being in psychoanalysis
| Tessa Hadjiyanni-Stephanatou
Pages 253 to 258| Dreaming the identification
| Gilles Ambresin
Pages 259 to 264| Canaries, exile and melancholia
| Bernard Bensidoun
Pages 265 to 270| To be and not to be Brutus
| Élisabeth Birot
Pages 271 to 276| Identifying ?… with… the aggressor
| Guy Cabrol
Pages 277 to 282| Identification with the tangible and the work of lack
| Bernard Chervet
Pages 283 to 288| Identifying oneself… as Jewish. Freud and the maternal feminine
origins of his Jewish identity
| Viviane Chetrit-Vatine
Pages 289 to 294| Identificatory processuality in analytic treatment and primal
scenes
| Dominique Cupa
Pages 295 to 299| Charles and primary identification
| Michail Dimitrakopoulos
Pages 301 to 306| Identifications and the (bi)sexual plurality of the unconscious
| Riccardo Galiani
Pages 307 to 312| Dying in session
| Hélène Hinze
Pages 313 to 319| Vicissitudes of protomelancholic identifications in the cure. Based
on Jean-Claude Rolland’s perspective
| Yannick Milleur
Pages 321 to 326| Emerging from a non-processual path of identification
| Brindusa Orasanu
Pages 327 to 332| The first name and its functions in gender identifications
| Dana Pamfile
Pages 333 to 338| Identifying with and expecting something from the other: the
violation of expectation
| Régine Prat
Pages 339 to 344| Adhesive identification and projective identification in the
treatment of autistic children
| Luca Quagelli
Pages 345 to 350| Attention and the paths of identification
| Sylvie Reignier
Pages 351 to 356| Character and adhesiveness
| Denys Ribas
Pages 357 to 362| Little Hans and his hidden identifications
| Andrey Rossokhin
Pages 363 to 368| The vicissitudes of borrowed objects
| Isaac Salem
Pages 369 to 373| A reading of Hélène Suarez Labat’s report through its metaphors
| Philippe de Saussure
Pages 375 to 380| Hindrances to the capacity to “identify”
| Bernard Voizot
Pages 381 to 381| Back matter
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Transmission of psychoanalysis
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Pages 5 to 5| Editorial
| Aline Cohen de Lara
Pages 9 to 10| Transmission of psychoanalysis
| Jean-Louis Baldacci
Pages 11 to 19| Transmission of psychoanalysis
| Jacques André
Pages 21 to 33| The place of transmission in mother/baby treatments
| Françoise Moggio
Pages 35 to 46| For whom does the bell toll?
| Jérôme Glas
Pages 47 to 57| Transmission of psychoanalysis: the analyst’s narcissistic
resistances to the process of supervision
| Paul Denis
Pages 59 to 70| The challenges of transmission and training in adult and child
psychoanalysis
| Denys Ribas
Pages 71 to 81| Transmission, the aftermath of an illusion
| Bernard Touati
Pages 83 to 93| Transferences – of thinking
| Solange Carton
Pages 95 to 103| Transmitting the unexpected
| Nicole Llopis-Salvan
Pages 105 to 115| The analyst’s transmission and trans-personal equation
| Piotr Krzakowski
Pages 117 to 127| Trans-mission
| Alexia Blime-Cousi
Pages 129 to 140| Transmission and appropriation, two marginal effects of the
foundational identification
| Bernard Chervet
Pages 145 to 149| An introduction to Lu et entendu, by Michel Schneider
| Catherine Ducarre
Pages 151 to 158| Michel Schneider, a passer by
| André Beetschen
Pages 159 to 164| Psychanalysis and literary function
| Paul Denis
Pages 165 to 165| The seminar “Interpreting, reading, writing. Psychoanalysis and
literature”
Pages 167 to 172| The presence of literature in the psychoanalyst’s work
| Laurence Aubry
Pages 173 to 177| Psychoanalytic interpretation and literary experience of the
present
| François Richard
Pages 179 to 188| Stories of the ego
| Gilbert Diatkine
Pages 189 to 197| Literary interpretations in Freud’s writing
| Gilberte Gensel
Pages 199 to 208| Gérard de Nerval and the imaginary
| Michel Collot
Pages 209 to 218| “We imagine that we can see something where there is nothing”.
Concerning Aby Warburg
| Jean-Yves Tamet
Pages 221 to 231| The unconscious of analysts on the epistemological scene
| Baptiste Pouget
Pages 233 to 240| Some notes on psychoanalytic technique with patients suffering from
somatic illnesses
| Marilia Aisenstein
Pages 241 to 252| Bobby Fischer, the king who went mad
| Anne-André Reille
Pages 255 to 258| Revue Belge de Psychanalyse 81(2), 2022, « La séduction dans
tous ses états »
| Denis Hirsch
Pages 259 to 262| International Journal of Psychoanalysis 3 et 4, 2023
| Michel Sanchez-Cardenas
Pages 263 to 266| [in analysis] 7(1, 2 et 3), mai, septembre et décembre 2023
| Benoît Servant
Pages 267 to 270| IDE Revue de la Société Brésilienne de Psychanalyse de São
Paulo, 45(76), décembre 2023, « L’odyssée entre le
féminin et le masculin »
| Géraldine Troian
Pages 271 to 275| Le surmoi culturel, de Gilbert Diatkine
| Marilia Aisenstein
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Journeys and borders
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Pages 5 to 5| Editorial
| Martine Girard
Pages 9 to 13| Journeys and borders
| Pilar Puertas Tejedor, Benoît Servant
Pages 15 to 23| Returning. The ordeal of the return
| Céline Flécheux
Pages 25 to 36| Bifurcation. The question of the unconscious in Brentano, Lipps and
Freud
| Jean-François Aenishanslin
Pages 37 to 48| “I arrive where I am a stranger”
| Gérard Pirlot
Pages 49 to 56| Journey(s) on the borders
| Julien Amy
Pages 57 to 67| Albert Cohen: a journey towards life and death, on the frontiers of
mourning and tenderness
| Yoann Loisel
Pages 69 to 79| “When I paint, I don’t think about painting… I think about life”.
Basquiat’s multiple journeys
| Silke Schauder
Pages 81 to 91| Speaking a foreign language
| Dinah Rosenberg
Pages 93 to 103| On the borders of languages. Between oedipal mourning and the birth
of the superego, the language of the third party
| Sabina Lambertucci Mann
Pages 105 to 115| Unconscious counter-transference: thinking about a third
topography?
| Martin Joubert
Pages 117 to 127| The disturbing and current strangeness of the Brazilian indigenous
world
| Cecilia Rodrigues, Cristina Lindenmeyer, Maria Livia T. Moretto
Pages 131 to 132| Psychoanalysis in Tunisia. General introduction
| Riadh Ben Rejeb
Pages 133 to 144| Genesis of the Tunisian Association for the Development of
Psychoanalysis (ATDP)
| Riadh Ben Rejeb
Pages 145 to 153| Our experiences in Tunisia
| Nicole Geblesco, Martine Myquel, Petra Palermiti, Arlette Rizzo, Erica Vo Cong Tri
Pages 155 to 161| A testimony to the establishment of psychoanalysis in Tunisia
| Samir Jebabli
Pages 163 to 171| Contribution to the history of psychoanalysis in Tunisia: the
experience of the AFPEC
| Nédra Ben Smaïl
Pages 173 to 183| Two pioneers of psychoanalysis in Tunisia: Lydia Torasi and Mohamed
Ghorbal
| Emira Khelifi
Pages 185 to 194| The development of Analytical Psychology in Tunisia
| Houyem Boukassoula
Pages 195 to 205| The image of psychoanalysis in Tunisia. About a sitcom and a
cinematographic work
| Rym Triki
Pages 209 to 220| When the other defeats recognition: Axel Honneth reread by Jean
Laplanche
| Gabriel Lomellini
Pages 221 to 231| From conformist submission to the elaboration of dependence in
transference
| Charlotte Marcilhacy
Pages 233 to 242| Counter-transference, its metapsychological origin and its impact
on contemporary psychoanalysis
| Josef Ludin
Pages 245 to 247| Quatrième Groupe : Actes 11, 2023, “Avoir peur”
| Armelle Nithart
Pages 249 to 252| International Journal of Psychoanalysis 1 et 2, 2023
| Michel Sanchez-Cardenas
Pages 253 to 257| Le présent de la psychanalyse 9 – January 2023 “La
trace”
| Anne Ber-Schiavetta
Pages 259 to 261| Journal de la Psychanalyse de l’Enfant 13(1), 2023.
“Processus psychanalytique, fini, indéfini. Dynamique et
temporalité de la rencontre”
| Géraldine Troian
Pages 263 to 269| Le psychanalyste amoureux, by Michel Gribinski
| Sarah Contou-Terquem
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Uncertainty and conviction
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Pages 5 to 5| Editorial
| Aline Cohen de Lara
Pages 9 to 13| Uncertainty and conviction
| Klio Bournova, Jean-François Gouin, Monique Selz
Pages 15 to 23| The uncertain human being
| Patrick Merot
Pages 25 to 35| Uncertainty in science. Suspiciendo Despicio, Despiciendo
Suspicio
| Stavros Katsanevas
Pages 37 to 47| Physics: an exact science where indeterminacy reigns
| François Ladieu
Pages 49 to 59| The Squiggle game and quantum physics: playing with uncertainty
| Johanna Velt
Pages 75 to 85| Conviction about one’s sex, uncertainty about one’s gender
| Claire-Marine François-Poncet
Pages 87 to 97| Some remarks on a moment of uncanniness in setting up an analysis
| Dinah Rosenberg
Pages 99 to 109| Achieving uncertainty: a process
| Marie-Laure Léandri
Pages 113 to 114| Introduction
| Dominique Bourdin, Benoît Servant
Pages 115 to 125| Melancholia in the mirror of childhood. A graft of psychoanalysis
onto phenomenology
| Jérôme Porée
Pages 127 to 137| Excessive individuation: the pathology of a cultural community
| Claire Pagès
Pages 139 to 148| “What would we women do with ambition?” Lou Andreas-Salomé,
philosopher and anti-philosopher, psychoanalyst and writer
| Nancy Mentelin
Pages 149 to 159| Theory of knowledge and Theory of mental functioning. Reflections
on the reciprocal fertilization between philosophy and
psychoanalysis.
| Alain Gibeault
Pages 161 to 171| Psychoanalysis and philosophy: what is the nature of their
dialogue?
| Dominique Bourdin
Pages 173 to 183| Dancing at the day hospital. Body, space and time between
psychoanalysis and phenomenology
| Sabine Sportouch
Pages 187 to 197| Psychoanalysis in the corset of directives. The regulation of
psychoanalytic treatments in the context of health insurance
| Thomas Pollak
Pages 199 to 208| The analytic setting put to the test: remaining an analyst in times
of pandemic
| Massimiliano Sommantico, Jean-Baptiste Dethieux
Pages 209 to 221| Euripides’ Medea. From the maternal to the feminine, the emergence
of hatred
| Brigitte Reed-Duvaille, Nikolaos Rigas
Pages 223 to 233| Narcissism is not primary
| Bernard Penot
Pages 237 to 240| Topique 156, 2022, “Conflits autour de l’identité
individuelle et collective”
| Noreddine Hamadi
Pages 241 to 244| Revue Ibéro-américaine de Psychosomatique 18 – July
2023
| Adriana Koren-Yankilevich
Pages 245 to 248| Revue française de psychosomatique 61, 2022, “Pensée
opératoire et conformisme”
| Laurence Patry
Pages 249 to 252| L’évolution psychiatrique 88(1), March 2023
| Benoît Servant
Pages 253 to 258| Le Féminin. Un sexe autre, by Jacqueline Schaeffer
| Laurence Aubry
Pages 259 to 263| Le Défi des états limites. Regard clinique et théorique, by
Bérengère de Senarclens
| Fotis Bobos
Pages 265 to 270| Narciss(is)me, by Martin Joubert
| Dominique Bourdin
Pages 271 to 275| Aux origines du Je. L’œuvre de Piera Aulagnier,
Jean-François Chiantaretto, Aline Cohen de Lara, Florian Houssier
and Catherine Matha (eds.)
| Catherine Herbert
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Hysteria, again?
| Revue française de psychanalyse
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Pages 5 to 6| Editorial
| Sabina Lambertucci Mann
Pages 9 to 13| Hysteria, again?
| Michel Picco, Piotr Krzakowski, Thierry Schmeltz
Pages 15 to 27| The concept of conversion
| Claude Smadja
Pages 29 to 41| Hysteria and hysterical identification. From conversion to
contagion
| Bernard Chervet
Pages 43 to 53| Discrete hysteria
| François Sirois
Pages 55 to 66| Suffocation of the matrix, grand hysteria and psychoanalytic
treatment: the permanence of signs
| Samuel Lepastier
Pages 67 to 78| The case of Dora revisited
| Jacqueline Schaeffer
Pages 79 to 87| Hysteria and the torments of desire
| Mario De Vincenzo
Pages 89 to 99| Returning to Freudian images and the representability of the
hysterical attack
| Filippo Dellanoce
Pages 101 to 110| The model of traumatic hysteria: a paradigm in adolescence?
| Claire-Marine François-Poncet
Pages 111 to 121| Forms of splitting. An archaic background in hysteria
| François Richard
Pages 125 to 126| Presentation of the Dossier “Psychoanalysis in Germany”
| Monique Selz
Pages 127 to 139| Psychoanalysis in Germany and Austria, contrasting paths of memory.
Minutes of a work meeting – Interview with Erika Kittler
| Erika Kittler, Monique Selz, Philippe Valon
Pages 141 to 146| A meeting with the Austrian psychoanalytical societies: a return of
the unthought? Report on a workshop that took place in Vienna
during the EPF Congress in July 2022
| Philippe Valon
Pages 147 to 160| An assessment of the thought of James and Eileen Brockman Goggin
based on their book: Death of a Jewish science: Psychoanalysis in
the Third Reich
| Philippe Valon
Pages 161 to 175| Berlin 1933: the hidden uniformization of psychoanalysis
| Karin A. Dittrich, Wolfgang Schmidt auf Altenstadt
Pages 177 to 193| Some thoughts on the group relations between the DPG and the DPV in
the years 1950-1967
| Ludger M. Hermanns
Pages 195 to 203| The “Nazareth-Conferences”
| Bettina Jesberg
Pages 207 to 218| The time of the preconscious
| Clarisse Baruch
Pages 219 to 227| Repetition-compulsion and time
| Spiros Mitrossilis
Pages 229 to 240| “The symptom of our beast is intelligent”
| Albert Blanquer-Laguarta
Pages 243 to 245| Cliniques 24(2), 2022, “Autorité et soin psychique en
institution”
| Stéphanie George
Pages 251 to 254| International Journal of Psychoanalysis 5 et 6, 2022
| Michel Sanchez-Cardenas
Pages 255 to 258| Psychanalyse et psychose 23: “Incarnation”
| Benoît Servant
Pages 259 to 263| Psychoanalysis and Euripides Suppliant Women: a tragic reading
of politics , by Sotiris Manolopoulos
| Vassilis Dimopoulos
Pages 265 to 269| La croyance et le doute. De Sigmund Freud à Charles Sanders
Peirce, by Patrick Merot
| Bernard de La Gorce
Pages 271 to 276| L’affaire Abraham et Torok. Légendes, vie et secrets, by
Syrine Slim
| Denys Ribas
Pages 277 to 282| Le domaine de Psyché. La plainte, l’amour et l’affect,
by Françoise Coblence
| Benoît Servant
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Affect, theory…
| Revue française de psychanalyse
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Pages 1059 to 1061| Editorial
| Bernard Chervet
Pages 1065 to 1092| The analyst and his or her relation to theory: on the encounter
between whales and polar bears
| Adela Abella
Pages 1093 to 1099| The letter of 21 September, 1897. Discussion of Adela Abella’s
report
| Bernard Bensidoun
Pages 1101 to 1130| The advocates of the id. An analyst’s diary and his
metapsychological asset
| Olivier Bonard
Pages 1131 to 1135| Discussion of Olivier Bonard’s report
| Élisabeth Birot
Pages 1137 to 1192| Thinking about affect. Is affect always right?
| Marina Papageorgiou
Pages 1193 to 1200| Affect, between excess, absence and negativization. Discussion of
Marina Papageorgiou’s report
| Nicolas de Coulon
Pages 1201 to 1215| On the necessity of fiction
| Jean Liermier
Pages 1217 to 1222| Affect and the quest for truth
| Ariella Asser
Pages 1223 to 1227| The analyst and his relationship with theories
| Stefano Bolognini
Pages 1229 to 1235| Rebellion: between defensive movement and processuality
| Sarah Bydlowski
Pages 1237 to 1242| Lorenzo and Antoine: two rebellious boys
| Paola Catarci
Pages 1243 to 1251| From the emergence of psychic productions to awareness.
Contribution to an epistemology of psychoanalysis
| Bernard Chervet
Pages 1253 to 1258| Latent theories of listening
| Emmanuelle Chervet
Pages 1259 to 1265| Transitions, theoretical gaps and subjectivation
| Marc Christe
Pages 1267 to 1273| Two ways of depicting infantile sexual theories
| Martin Gauthier
Pages 1275 to 1281| Die Entstellung – distortion/disfiguration
| Udo Hock
Pages 1283 to 1289| The work of distortion and the plurality of affects
| Sabina Lambertucci Mann
Pages 1291 to 1297| Anxiety, truth, belief
| Patrick Merot
Pages 1299 to 1305| The melancholia of infantile sexual theories
| Emmanuelle Sabouret
Pages 1307 to 1311| The rebellious side of the somatizing adolescent
| Alper Sahin
Pages 1313 to 1319| An owl’s ball, the fact of distortion and the analyst’s regression
| Patrick Schwengeler
Pages 1321 to 1327| Hallucination seeks accommodation
| Patricia Waltz
Pages 1329 to 1333| Somatızatıon, affect anaesthesia and breakdown.
| Elda Abrevaya
Pages 1335 to 1339| Pain, a potential for psychic transformation
| Élisabeth Aebi Schneider
Pages 1341 to 1346| In the beginning was… affect
| Zoé Andreyev
Pages 1347 to 1352| Affect, reverie and intuition
| Luc Chaudoye
Pages 1353 to 1358| The psychic vicissitudes of affect in the analyst in session, at
the origin of new theories
| Élisabeth Ravet-Cialdella
Pages 1359 to 1364| An experiment and the association of a german-speaking reader of:
“The lawyers of the id. An analyst’s diary and his
metapsychological asset (Olivier Bonard’s report)
| Manuel Horlacher
Pages 1365 to 1370| Bursts of affect, flashes of transference
| Armelle Hours
Pages 1371 to 1376| Psychoanalysis, an affected theory
| Valérie Ji-Sook Burnet
Pages 1377 to 1382| A change of point of view on the Alps. A detour through literature
| Caroline Lebrun
Pages 1383 to 1387| Loneliness and uncertainty for the analyst
| Arlette Lecoq
Pages 1389 to 1393| The analyst and theories of the group and the socius
| Luc Michel
Pages 1395 to 1400| Affect and logic, an alternation
| Brindusa Orasanu
Pages 1401 to 1406| The compulsion to understand, a theory of theories
| Berdj Papazian
Pages 1407 to 1412| On Olivier Bonard’s report “The lawyers of the id”
| Ariane Treu Kessel
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Sublimations
| Revue française de psychanalyse
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Pages 807 to 808| Editorial
| Martine Girard
Pages 811 to 813| Summary
| Jean-Louis Baldacci
Pages 815 to 831| Zero hour. Myth, derealization, foundation
| Laurence Kahn
Pages 833 to 844| Which sublimations? Which balances?
| Laurent Danon-Boileau
Pages 845 to 851| “Passions and vicissitudes of passions”: which sublimatory
outcome(s)?
| Claire Maurice
Pages 853 to 863| Sublimations and mourning. Avatars of the trajectory of a process
| Sylvie Pons-Nicolas
Pages 865 to 873| Necessity and insufficiency of sublimations
| Emmanuelle Chervet
Pages 875 to 887| Contribution to the metapsychology of the sublimation
| Bernard Chervet
Pages 889 to 898| Contradictions in sublimation 1923-2023
| François Richard
Pages 899 to 910| The queen of crime. Game and… end game
| Anouk Driant
Pages 911 to 921| Performative and ideational sublimations in adolescence
| Philippe Givre
Pages 925 to 926| Marie Bonaparte-Sigmund Freud, Complete correspondence 1925-1939
| Martine Girard, Pascale Navarri
Pages 927 to 930| Interview with Mary Leroy
| Mary Leroy
Pages 931 to 938| Traces of libraries
| Cécile Marcoux
Pages 939 to 948| The psychobiographical temptation. Concerning the Marie Bonaparte
archives
| Rémy Amouroux
Pages 949 to 955| Between all languages. Marie Bonaparte and Sigmund Freud, a
dialogue on all registers
| Olivier Mannoni
Pages 957 to 963| The Sigmund Freud-Marie Bonaparte correspondence: a path of
analysis in several stages
| Emmanuelle Chervet
Pages 967 to 977| Thésée, sa vie nouvelle, or how to live with one’s dead without
dying from it
| Monique Selz
Pages 979 to 989| Mourning and love. The contribution of the experience of mourning
to the analysmis of (love) transference and countertransference
| Anne-Valérie Mazoyer, Vincent Estellon
Pages 991 to 1001| New considerations on gender in psychoanalysis: a gendered
unconscious, crisis or revolution?
| Jean-Baptiste Marchand
Pages 1005 to 1008| International Journal of Psychoanalysis 3 and 4 2022
| Michel Sanchez-Cardenas
Pages 1009 to 1012| Journal für Psychoanalyse 62, 2022 : “Intérieur,
extérieur et entre les deux”
| Hede Menke-Adler
Pages 1013 to 1016| [in analysis] 6(1, 2 et 3), May, November and December 2022
| Benoît Servant
Pages 1017 to 1020| Trieb, Revue de la Société Brésilienne de Psychanalyse de
Rio de Janeiro 21, no 1, 2022, “Témoignage”
| Géraldine Troian
Pages 1021 to 1026| When the body speaks (Lorsque le corps parle), by
Donald Campbell and Ronny Jaffé (ed.)
| Marilia Aisenstein
Pages 1027 to 1031| Écrits intimes de psychanalystes pendant la pandémie. Journal de
voyage en Confinia , by Monica Horovitz by Piotr
Krzakowski (eds.), with the participation of Janine Puget
| Dominique Bourdin
Pages 1033 to 1042| Marie Bonaparte-Sigmund Freud. Correspondance intégrale
1925-1939
| Martine Girard
Pages 1043 to 1047| Psychanalyse et neurobiologie. L’actuelle croisée des
chemins, by Bernard Brusset
| Vassilis Kapsambelis
Pages 1049 to 1053| Incertitudes en psychanalyse 1, by Jean-Yves Tamet (ed.)
| Boris Wiseman
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Residues
| Revue française de psychanalyse
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Pages 561 to 561| Editorial
| Sabina Lambertucci Mann
Pages 565 to 568| Summary
| Riadh Ben Rejeb, Monique Selz
Pages 569 to 578| Saying and feeling: The “residue” in Sigmund Freud and Sheila Hicks
| Petra Palermiti
Pages 579 to 588| A shrivelled residue?
| Claude de la Genardière
Pages 589 to 599| On daytime residues and dreams from above
| Laurence Patry
Pages 601 to 612| Is enactment an elaborable residue?
| Johanna Velt
Pages 613 to 623| There is nothing left of me
| Jean-Baptiste Dethieux
Pages 625 to 634| The vividness of the traces
| Élisabeth Ravet-Cialdella
Pages 635 to 645| Anachronisms and residues in transmission
| Mario De Vincenzo
Pages 647 to 657| Finishing so as never to finish: the art of accommodating residues
| Dinah Rosenberg
Pages 661 to 662| Presentation
| Fabio Castriota
Pages 663 to 674| A brief history of the Società Psicoanalitica Italiana (SPI) in the
international context
| Stefano Bolognini
Pages 675 to 682| French psychoanalysis and Italian psychoanalysis: what are the
relations between them?
| Andrea B. Baldassarro
Pages 683 to 695| “It is often the case […] that the container precedes the content”
| Rita Corsa
Pages 697 to 710| The evolution of psychoanalytical thought in the Italian context.
The mark of the origins
| Anna Ferruta
Pages 713 to 729| From Nachträglichkeit to après-coup, the two-stage process and the
interval period of human thought and desire
| Bernard Chervet
Pages 731 to 744| Julia Kristeva interviewed by François Ricard on Dostoïevski faced
with death or the haunted sex of language
| Julia Kristeva, François Richard
Pages 745 to 757| Early forms of psychic life: precursors of (bi)sexuality
| Patrick Miller
Pages 761 to 764| Le présent de la psychanalyse 6
« L’Étranger » ; 7 « Détresse dans la
civilisation » ; 8 « La pulsion, vie et
destin »
| Anne Ber-Schiavetta
Pages 765 to 768| International Journal of Psychoanalysis 1 and 2, 2022
| Michel Sanchez-Cardenas
Pages 769 to 771| Journal de la Psychanalyse de l’Enfant 2,
vol. 12/2022 : « De la parenté
à la parentalité »
| Géraldine Troian
Pages 773 to 778| A Fresh Look at Psychoanalytical Technique. Selected Papers on
Psychoanalysis, de Fred Busch
| Marilia Aisenstein
Pages 779 to 786| L’inconscient ou l’oubli de l’histoire, Hervé Mazurel
| Philippe Jaeger
Pages 787 to 791| Vers une nouvelle sensibilité analytique. Le vivant (et le
mort) dans le cabinet d’analyse, Thomas H. Ogden
| Jeanne Ortiz
Pages 793 to 796| La crise écologique à la lumière de la psychanalyse, Cosimo
Schinaia
| Dominique Tabone-Weil
Pages 797 to 799| Le président est-il devenu fou ? Le diplomate, le
psychanalyste et le chef d’État, Patrick Weil
| Alain Zivi
Pages 801 to 801| Maurice Bouvet Prize-winners
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Negation
| Revue française de psychanalyse
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Pages 285 to 285| Editorial
| Aline Cohen de Lara
Pages 289 to 292| Summary
| Thierry Schmeltz, Piotr Krzakowski, Michel Picco
Pages 293 to 303| The “I do not…” Negation (Die Verneinung) and contemporary
clinical practice
| Thierry Bokanowski
Pages 305 to 313| “This is not a pipe”. Negation and artistic creation
| Simone Korff-Sausse
Pages 315 to 320| Some cursive remarks on Freud’s article “Negation” and the
anti-traumatic value of negation
| Laurent Danon-Boileau
Pages 321 to 334| Divergence. Negation in Brentano, Jerusalem and Freud’s works
| Jean-François Aenishanslin
Pages 335 to 345| “Expending energy to avoid thinking”. Masochism and negation in
thought
| Catherine Matha
Pages 347 to 355| A double negation
| Sabina Lambertucci Mann
Pages 357 to 366| Is the negative therapeutic reaction an enacted expression of
negation?
| Sylvie Pons-Nicolas
Pages 367 to 376| Failures of negation in the allergic object-relation
| Emmanuelle Sabouret
Pages 377 to 386| You – my mother – no. Denial in a child and his analyst
| Dinah Rosenberg
Pages 389 to 389| Introduction
Pages 391 to 399| Showing-demonstrating. On the scientific nature of psychanalysis
according to Roger Perron
| Jean-Yves Chagnon
Pages 401 to 410| Daniel Widlöcher, a psychoanalyst and researcher
| Alain Braconnier
Pages 411 to 419| Roger Perron and the two shores of the Mediterranean
| Abderrahmane Si Moussi, Riadh Ben Rejeb
Pages 421 to 431| A co-thought for Daniel Widlöcher
| Hélène Trivouss-Widlöcher, Nicole Oury
Pages 433 to 443| A university-based research project. Qualitative evaluation of
psychoanalytic psychotherapies
| Anne Brun
Pages 445 to 454| Evaluation of psychotherapies referring to psychoanalysis. A brief
discussion of the reasons and methods
| Alain Ducousso-Lacaze, Pascal-Henri Keller, Annie Giroux-Gonon, François Gonon
Pages 455 to 459| Daniel Widlöcher and the International Psychoanalytic Association
| Marilia Aisenstein
Pages 463 to 473| The psychoanalyst Josef Bernhard Lang and his writer-patient
Hermann Hesse: cross perspectives
| Carole Martin
Pages 475 to 485| From the cradle to the sling. Repetition of trauma, mirror function
and subjectivation in a young male chemsexual
| Sébastien Lamotte, François Pommier
Pages 487 to 497| The defensive functions of grievance in relations to the object
| Élise Pelladeau
Pages 499 to 509| Between absence of representation and representation of absence:
the trace of the object
| Florent Poupart
Pages 513 to 516| Topique 153, 2021 : « Le blasphème »
| Noreddine Hamadi
Pages 523 to 526| Revue française de psychosomatique 60, 2021, L’énigme
psychosomatique
| Laurence Patry
Pages 527 to 530| L’Évolution Psychiatrique 1, 2 et 3, 2022
| Michel Sanchez-Cardenas
Pages 531 to 534| Psychanalyse et psychose 22 : Temps et temporalité
| Benoît Servant
Pages 535 to 539| Un rayon d’intense obscurité. Ce que Wilfred Bion a légué à la
psychanalyse, James A. Grotstein
| Béatrice Ithier
Pages 541 to 546| À propos de science et fiction chez Freud. Quelle épistémologie
pour la psychanalyse ?, Isabelle Alfandary
| Catherine Matha
Pages 547 to 551| Deuil périnatal et groupe de parole pour les mères. Rencontres
singulières autour du berceau vide, Marie-José Soubieux and
Isabelle Caillaud
| Lucilla Narici-Sicouri
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Hatred
| Revue française de psychanalyse
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Pages 15 to 25| In hatred, a psychic perversion
| François Richard
Pages 27 to 36| Solitudes and diffuse hatred
| Jessica Tible
Pages 37 to 48| The child, the group and the hatred of small differences
| Véronique Laurent
Pages 49 to 58| Hate, love and the paranoiac elaboration of mourning
| Mario De Vincenzo
Pages 59 to 69| Hating one’s sex: “Eating with the lips of death”
| Marie-Laure Léandri
Pages 71 to 81| “Cold Case”: Hate, mourning and anorexia
| Johanna Velt
Pages 83 to 92| Hating loving
| Michèle Petitcolin
Pages 93 to 102| Intellectual hypermaturity put to the test of puberty and the
therapeutic process
| Monique Selz
Pages 103 to 113| Hate in a crime of infanticide
| Jenny Chan
Pages 115 to 125| The role of objective hate in a false-self organization
| Julie Chevalier
Pages 127 to 135| Beckett: A word inhabited by the effect of hainamoration
| Daniel Oppenheim
Pages 137 to 147| The web of hatred
| Benoît Servant
Pages 151 to 153| Missed movie screening?
| Amélie de Cazanove, Jean-François Gouin
Pages 155 to 156| Psychoanalysis, cinema and TV series
| Pascal Bonitzer
Pages 157 to 171| In the wake of the Ego Alter, within the film fabric itself
| Murielle Gagnebin
Pages 173 to 183| Mulholland Drive. Silence we are filming, silence we are
dreaming, silence we are dying
| Bernard Touati
Pages 185 to 195| The comedy of identity
| Caroline Thompson
Pages 197 to 207| Cinema, therapy, psychoanalysis; putting together, taking apart: on
the invention of truth
| Laurent Bécue-Renard
Pages 209 to 216| The adventure of the SPP Psyné-club
| Nathalie Ferreira, Stéphanie Frémont, Laurence Guibert, Nathalie Jozefowicz, Anne-André Reille, pour l’équipe du Psyné-Club
Pages 219 to 229| The bee and its stripes. Rhythm in Not I by Beckett
| Alberto Konicheckis
Pages 231 to 246| Psychoanalytic training terminable and interminable. Transmission,
training and lack
| Bernard Chervet
Pages 249 to 252| Revue belge de psychanalyse 79(2), 2021: “Art et
Psychanalyse : jeu et créativité”
| Denise Bouchet-Kervella
Pages 253 to 256| Revue Cliniques 22, 2021: “Le symptôme : un
allié ?”
| Stéphanie George
Pages 257 to 260| Adolescence 39(1), 2021, “Sauver la planète”
| Camille Raoul-Duval
Pages 261 to 264| Read in L’International Journal of Psychoanalysis 5 and
6, 2021
| Michel Sanchez-Cardenas
Pages 265 to 270| Une grande voyage, by Michel Granek
| Jean-François Chiantaretto
Pages 271 to 273| Dire l’indicible. Rencontre avec des patients pas comme les
autres, by Simone Korff-Sausse
| Sylvie Faure-Pragier
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The object, the other
| Revue française de psychanalyse
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Pages 937 to 939| Editorial
| Bernard Chervet
Pages 943 to 998| The objects of linking. Analytic object, analyst/object
| Josiane Chambrier-Slama
Pages 999 to 1005| The alterity of the object
| Brigitte Eoche-Duval
Pages 1007 to 1059| Emergences of the object
| Jean-Yves Tamet
Pages 1061 to 1067| Following the traces of the object…
| Sylvie Pons-Nicolas
Pages 1069 to 1075| Figures of the other and the emergence of the object
| Jacqueline Schaeffer
Pages 1077 to 1082| From the beginning, the object and the other are indissociable:
tact-pulsion
| Régine Prat
Pages 1083 to 1089| The substance and forms of cathexes of the object-choice in the
child and adolescent
| Hélène Suarez-Labat
Pages 1091 to 1096| The object and its incarnation
| Jean H. Guégan
Pages 1097 to 1104| The object, the other – the choice of object in adolescence
| Ruggero Levy
Pages 1105 to 1110| Analytic object, analyst object and transitional object
| Dominique Cupa
Pages 1111 to 1117| Is there an object of play for the child?
| Isabelle Martin Kamieniak
Pages 1119 to 1125| Foreign body, living body, erotic body in the psychoses
| Philippe Valon
Pages 1127 to 1132| Playing to overcome indifference and indifference and to exist
| Hélène Do Ich
Pages 1133 to 1136| The hell of being deprived of the Other
| Conceição Tavares de Almeida
Pages 1137 to 1142| The intimate structure of the object: of a bodily anatomy… the
other
| Yannick Milleur
Pages 1143 to 1148| The Nebenmensch, this primordial object
| Guy Cabrol
Pages 1149 to 1154| The truth or a beautiful story
| Anouk Meurrens
Pages 1155 to 1160| Psychic distance, figuration and language
| Brindusa Orasanu
Pages 1161 to 1166| The posthumous economic object, an object without mourning
| Jérôme Glas
Pages 1167 to 1172| The object, the drives, and the superego
| Louis Brunet
Pages 1173 to 1179| “But crazy has places to hide in that are deeper than any goodbye”
| Mechtild Dahinden
Pages 1181 to 1187| Attracting object and foundational identification. Concerning the
imperative to make things exist
| Bernard Chervet
Pages 1189 to 1194| One dream for two; shared dreaming
| Martin Joubert
Pages 1195 to 1201| The object, an unknown factor
| Guy Lavallée
Pages 1203 to 1208| Sensoriality and emergence of the object
| Luca Quagelli
Pages 1209 to 1213| A new paradigm: “Living an experience together”
| Philippe Jaeger
Pages 1215 to 1220| Discontents in culture and psychoanalysis:
an ethnopsychoanalytic perspective
| Saskia von Overbeck Ottino
Pages 1221 to 1227| The little bizarre and strange objects coming from the id
| Élisabeth Ravet-Cialdella
Pages 1229 to 1235| The bizarre object, between perception and hallucination
| Vassilis Kapsambelis
Pages 1237 to 1243| The effacement of the analyst
| Aline Cohen de Lara
Pages 1245 to 1252| Does music exist?
| Jean-Nicolas Diatkine
Pages 1253 to 1262| The programmed obsolescence of language
| Marc Jimenez
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Absence
| Revue française de psychanalyse
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Pages 701 to 701| Editorial
| Aline Cohen de Lara
Pages 705 to 707| Summary
| Jean-Louis Baldacci
Pages 709 to 719| Passion for absence
| Kalyane Fejtö
Pages 721 to 731| Absence in relation to oneself and absence in relation to the other
| Emmanuelle Chervet
Pages 733 to 745| The role of the superego in psychoanalytic sessions
| Gilbert Diatkine
Pages 747 to 756| The presence of the analyst and the materiality of the analytic
frame
| Jean-Jacques Barreau
Pages 757 to 767| Libidinal sympathetic excitation and the work of lack. Contribution
to a reflection on remote psychoanalytic work
| Bernard Chervet
Pages 769 to 774| Which presences help us to think about the absence before the
beginning?
| Laurent Danon-Boileau
Pages 775 to 786| Magritte: the canvas, obverse of the absence of reflection of the
maternal gaze
| Gérard Pirlot
Pages 789 to 789| Presentation of the dossier
| Nicolas Gougoulis, Vassilis Kapsambelis
Pages 791 to 800| Mady Jeannet-Hasler’s investigation into a cold case
| Johanna Velt
Pages 801 to 811| 1924, a storm within the “Secret Committee”
| Thierry Bokanowski
Pages 813 to 820| From “Freud’s active technique” to “Ferenczi’s activity of the
analyst”
| Yves Lugrin
Pages 821 to 831| The beginnings, between Freud and Ferenczi
| Jean-François Chiantaretto
Pages 833 to 843| Ferenczi and the variety of psychoanalytic experience: Was Ferenczi
an experimental psychoanalyst?
| Nelson Ernesto Coelho Junior
Pages 845 to 854| Requiem for an unfinished debate
| Nicolas Gougoulis
Pages 857 to 868| The geometry of the transference: a secant of the psyche in
analytic treatment
| François Sirois
Pages 869 to 879| The enigma of the sexual and the parental confronted by the
“bedrock of the Infantile”: epistemological changes that challenge
the paradigms of psychoanalysis
| Julie Augoyard
Pages 881 to 892| The screen-memory, or the place of adolescence in early
psychoanalysis
| Florian Houssier
Pages 895 to 898| Journal für Psychoanalyse 61, 2020, “Psychoanalyse in
Institutionen”
| Hede Menke-Adler
Pages 899 to 902| L’Année Psychanalytique Internationale, 3 and
4, 2021
| Michel Sanchez-Cardenas
Pages 903 to 906| In analysis 5(1), (2) and (3), May, October and December
2021
| Benoît Servant
Pages 907 to 910| Percurso 66, June 2021, “Palabra concreta”, revista de
psicanálise
| Géraldine Troian
Pages 911 to 914| Le surmoi perverti. Bisexualité psychique et états
limites, by François Richard
| Laurence Aubry
Pages 915 to 919| Ce que les psychanalystes apportent aux personnes
autistes, edited by Patrick Landman and Denys Ribas
| Jacques Boulanger
Pages 921 to 925| Planète en détresse : fantasmes et réalités, edited by
Dominique Bourdin and Dominique Tabone-Weil
| Claire-Marine François-Poncet
Pages 927 to 931| L’absence. Aux origines du signe et du transfert, edited by
Kostas Nassikas
| Benoît Servant
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Hopefulness
| Revue française de psychanalyse
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Pages 571 to 581| Hopefulness, a vicissitude of trust?
| Anne Boisseuil, Sarah Troubé
Pages 583 to 594| Hopefulness, recognition and trust
| Claire Pagès
Pages 597 to 598| Presentation
| Vassilis Kapsambelis
Pages 599 to 628| Trauma or drive–drive and trauma. Lessons drawn from Sigmund
Freud’s phylogenetic fantasy (1915)
| Ilse Grubrich-Simitis
Pages 631 to 642| Freud and Brentano
| François Sirois
Pages 643 to 655| Nostalgy: Ego’s lullaby or Ego’s cradle?
| Kostas Nassikas
Pages 659 to 662| Le présent de la psychanalyse 5, January 2021: “La vie
rêvée”
| Anne Ber-Schiavetta
Pages 663 to 666| Read in L’International Journal of Psychoanalysis 1 and
2, 2021
| Michel Sanchez-Cardenas
Pages 667 to 669| Journal de la psychanalyse de l’enfant 11(1), 2021: “Vie
psychique, psychopathologie, psychanalyse”
| Géraldine Troian
Pages 671 to 674| Le désir de détruire. Comprendre la destructivité pour résister
au terrorisme, by Daniel Oppenheim
| Dominique Bourdin
Pages 675 to 679| Sándor Ferenczi, l’enfant terrible de la psychanalyse, by
Benoît Peeters
| Claire-Marine François-Poncet
Pages 681 to 685| La latence à tous les âges de la vie. Un bouclier pour défendre
le moi, by François Marty and Mélanie Georgelin
| Émeline Labbé de la Genardière
Pages 687 to 691| Le charognard, le boucher et le guerrier. Essais sur l’Œdipe
mélancolique, by Vladimir Marinov
| Martine Mikolajczyk
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Power of the imagos
| Revue française de psychanalyse
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Pages 229 to 229| Editorial
| Sabina Lambertucci Mann
Pages 233 to 237| Summary
| Kalyane Fejtö, Jean-François Gouin
Pages 239 to 251| Why can some patients only do their analysis face-to-face?
| Gilbert Diatkine
Pages 253 to 263| Losing one’s disillusions
| Benoît Servant
Pages 265 to 275| Renouncing the imago
| Véronique Laurent
Pages 277 to 287| Imago, identifications and trans-identities in adolescence
| Johanna Velt
Pages 289 to 299| The hypnotic power of imagos and anorexic mastery
| Philippe Givre
Pages 301 to 311| Léo’s vulture. Imagos and the capacity to regress in a child during
the latency period
| Emmanuelle Sabouret
Pages 313 to 322| From an “anhistoric” group to a fraternal group: different facets
of the imagos and construction of group identity
| Claire Cubells-Seibert, Claire Maurice
Pages 325 to 326| Presentation of the Dossier
| La rédaction de la RFP
Pages 327 to 333| Introduction
| Marilia Aisenstein
Pages 335 to 339| On the traces of associativity
| Clarisse Baruch
Pages 341 to 346| Associativity and free association
| Jean-Louis Baldacci
Pages 347 to 353| “Love at first sight”. And after?
| Marina Papageorgiou
Pages 355 to 357| The functional value of the child’s associativity
| Laurent Danon-Boileau
Pages 359 to 364| Three billboards. On associativity in child psychoanalysis
| Françoise Moggio
Pages 365 to 369| Deficiencies in narcissism and auto-erotic activities in a
6-year-old boy and their consequences for mentalisation
| Flore Canavese
Pages 371 to 376| Églantine and her roots
| Karine Gauthier
Pages 377 to 383| On the impact of the psychoanalyst’s associativity, when the
analytic journey is not plain sailing. Commentary on the case of
Églantine
| Brigitte Reed-Duvaille
Pages 385 to 389| Reverberations from the adult to the child. Concerning “Églantine
and her roots”
| Sarah Bydlowski
Pages 393 to 404| In favour of an approach to splitting based on the treatment its
somato-psychic remainders
| Stéphanie Barouh-Cohen
Pages 405 to 413| Empathy in psychoanalysis
| Roger Dufresne †
Pages 415 to 426| Sadism, mastery and libidinal vicissitudes in the violent domestic
relationship
| Élise Pelladeau
Pages 429 to 432| Topique 151, 2021: Sublimation et symbolisation à
l’adolescence
| Noreddine Hamadi
Pages 433 to 436| Caliban, Revue latino-américaine de psychanalyse
18(2), 2020, “L’Éphémère”
| Adriana Koren-Yankilevich
Pages 437 to 440| Revue française de psychosomatique 58, 2020, “Écriture, art,
maladie”
| Laurence Patry
Pages 441 to 444| Read in L’International Journal of Psychoanalysis 5 and
6, 2020
| Michel Sanchez-Cardenas
Pages 445 to 451| Le verbe devant l’inconscient. Nouvelles données
métapsychologiques, by Jean-Claude Rolland
| Marilia Aisenstein
Pages 453 to 457| De l’émotion à l’affect (percevoir ce qui nous touche), by
Nicole Llopis-Salvan
| Bernard Brusset
Pages 459 to 462| Le père des premiers liens, by Christian Gérard
| Germain Dillenseger
Pages 463 to 466| Textes sans sépulture. Écrits recueillis à la bibliothèque de
Sainte-Anne, by Laurent Danon-Boileau
| Murielle Gagnebin
Pages 467 to 471| Le socle d’argile. Essai sur le père et la paternité, by
Jean-Michel Hirt
| Martine Mikolajczyk
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Precocity
| Revue française de psychanalyse
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Pages 5 to 5| Editorial
| Aline Cohen de Lara
Pages 9 to 13| Summary
| Michel Picco, Hélène Suarez-Labat
Pages 15 to 26| Precocity, ego maturity. The quality of sublimations
| Marilia Aisenstein
Pages 27 to 32| Between precocious and premature, the primal. Some suggestions
| Dominique Scarfone
Pages 33 to 44| Precocity, vestige or vicissitude of the primal?
| Bernard Golse
Pages 45 to 55| The painful sting of precocity
| Emmanuelle Chervet
Pages 57 to 67| From the child of the Enlightement to Winnicott’s child in limbo
| Élisabeth Ravet-Cialdella
Pages 69 to 79| Luc or the tricks of the intellect
| Mario De Vincenzo
Pages 81 to 92| Precocious adolescents: splitting and digital technology to shelter
the transitional space
| Michael Chocron
Pages 93 to 103| Intellectual hypermaturity put to the test of puberty and the
therapeutic process
| Claire Blanchet, Geneviève Henric-Gras, Alberto Konicheckis
Pages 105 to 114| Being attentive to the precocious dimension in the psychoanalytic
encounter with a child
| Sarah Bydlowski
Pages 117 to 126| Origins and evolution of the BODY Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
(BPP) method
| Monique Dechaud-Ferbus, Christine Pélissier
Pages 127 to 132| Masochistic drive refusion by BPP in states of psychosomatic
disorganization
| Annette Thomé Renault
Pages 133 to 138| The stimulus barrier on the couch in body psychoanalytic
psychotherapy
| Walter Ribour
Pages 139 to 144| The transference-countertransference dimension of exchanges of
gazes in BPP and its elaboration
| Bertrand Caillierez
Pages 145 to 152| It’s moving around… It’s lurching back and forth… It’s stinging…
BPP work when the body is delirious
| Stéphanie Azoulay
Pages 153 to 161| Advances in research on the body ego and their contribution to body
work in BPP
| Sylvie Reignier
Pages 163 to 167| The countertransference current and its role in the session
| Brigitte Pacquement
Pages 171 to 183| So what is the setting?
| Leopoldo Bleger
Pages 185 to 197| Group elaboration of the countertransference in individual
psychoanalytic psychodrama
| Adrien Blanc, Jérôme Boutinaud
Pages 199 to 210| “On the shoulders” of Marty. The evolutionary principle
| Albert Blanquer-Laguarta
Pages 211 to 221| Some literary figures of migraine
| Philippe Jaeger
Pages 225 to 228| Adolescence 38(1), 2020 : Frontières et limites
| Camille Raoul-Duval
Pages 229 to 232| Cliniques 20, 2020 : Intimité dévoilée, intime à
retrouver
| Stéphanie George
Pages 233 to 236| Psychanalyse et Psychose 21 : Cheminements psychotiques
| Benoît Servant
Pages 237 to 241| Revue belge de psychanalyse 77(2), 2020 : Au-delà du
principe de réalité : le tournant de 2020 ?
| Denise Bouchet-Kervella
Pages 243 to 248| Dear Candidate: Analysts from around the world offer
personal reflection on Psychoanalytic Training, Education
and the Profession, by Fred Bush
| Marilia Aisenstein
Pages 249 to 253| Devenir mère, by Monique Bydlowski
| Daniela Avakian
Pages 255 to 259| Le psychanalyste, le médical, la maladie, by Hélène
Oppenheim
| Piotr Krzakowski
Pages 261 to 265| Le schizophrène en mal d’objet, by Vassilis Kapsambelis
| Benoît Servant
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Psychic space, places, registrations
| Revue française de psychanalyse
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Pages 1077 to 1078| Françoise Coblence (1949-2021)
| Vassilis Kapsambelis
Pages 1079 to 1079| Editorial
| Bernard Chervet
Pages 1081 to 1092| CPLF reports: 1926-2020
Pages 1095 to 1147| Places of the traumatic, genocide: collective-individual knotting
| Éva Weil
Pages 1149 to 1155| Discussion of Eva Weil’s report
| Alice Buras
Pages 1157 to 1210| Psychic space, analytic place, Makom
| Viviane Chetrit-Vatine, Michel Granek
Pages 1211 to 1216| Discussion of the report by Viviane Chetrit-Vatine and Michel
Granek
| Claude Smadja
Pages 1217 to 1223| The missing trace and infinite Eros
| Bernard Chervet
Pages 1225 to 1230| Surviving survival and the “ferocity of registration”
| Dominique Cupa
Pages 1231 to 1237| Registration and erasure
| Gilbert Diatkine
Pages 1239 to 1245| The work of the traumatic, erasure, registration
| Ayça Gurdal Kuey
Pages 1247 to 1252| The “special case” of Hebrew: why should this interest
psychoanalysis?
| Maxime Benhamou
Pages 1253 to 1259| “A wall falls during the session…”
| Yolanda Gampel
Pages 1261 to 1267| Representing the inexpressible: Primo Levi and Art Spiegelman
| Piotr Krzakowski
Pages 1269 to 1274| From exile to exodus
| Isaac Salem
Pages 1275 to 1280| Negation of transmission in the space of the Kibbutz
| Gisèle Vered
Pages 1281 to 1286| Spirit of the times, representation of collective traumas and
working through
| Andreas Saurer
Pages 1287 to 1292| From oblivion to affect-based listening
| Jacques Angelergues
Pages 1293 to 1298| The analyst’s countertransference put to the test of historical
reality
| Guy Cabrol
Pages 1299 to 1304| Traumatic obstacles to the work of mourning and memory
| Nicole Minazio
Pages 1305 to 1310| From hypermnesia to the memory of forgetting
| Hélène Parat
Pages 1311 to 1316| Desolation and the duty of remembrance
| Michel Picco
Pages 1317 to 1322| Believing and not believing in what did or did not take place
| Brindusa Orasanu
Pages 1323 to 1328| Psychoanalysis, topography and places of memory
| Bernard Voizot
Pages 1329 to 1335| Non-transmission and denial. Analysis nonetheless
| Évelyne Chauvet
Pages 1337 to 1343| In search of a lost echo
| Isabel Fonseca Wintsch
Pages 1345 to 1350| The face and voice in the treatment of children
| Martin Gauthier
Pages 1351 to 1356| Where do children’s tears go?
| Béatrice Ithier
Pages 1357 to 1361| Collective traumas, the bond with the welcoming other and the
analytic space
| Elda Abrevaya
Pages 1363 to 1369| Between body and soul, fragile and durable metapsychology
| Olivier Bonard
Pages 1371 to 1376| A psychoanalyst listening to victims of terrorist attacks: what
for?
| Florence Deloche-Gaudez
Pages 1377 to 1381| The ego in the ordeal of collective traumas
| Diran Donabédian
Pages 1383 to 1388| Mutism, silence and collective traumas
| Philippe Jaeger
Pages 1389 to 1395| The Shoah: a collective trauma. And the possibility of
“post-traumatic growth”
| Christina Von Braun
Pages 1397 to 1403| Patients and analysts “in the same boat”: collective traumas of
Nazism and Stalinism in psychoanalysis
| Katarzyna Walewska
Pages 1405 to 1410| Psychoanalysis is the space of survival
| Julia Kristeva
Pages 1411 to 1416| Atopy and utopia
| Françoise Coblence
Pages 1417 to 1422| “Here time becomes space”. Reflections on psychic space-time
| Alain Gibeault
Pages 1423 to 1428| Clear-cut and grey areas: specific words about spaces, places and
mental registrations in clinical psychoanalysis
| Alexandro Henrique Paixão
Pages 1429 to 1435| Makom, an infinite analytic space. Shoah, place of trauma
| Georges Pragier
Pages 1437 to 1441| From matrix space to potential space
| Wilfrid Reid
Pages 1443 to 1449| The Shoah, the couch and the crypt
| Rachel Rosenblum