https://shs.cairn.info/build/assets/cairn-B7RWiji2.png tag:cairn.info,2005:rss/revue/E_RFPS Cairn.info 2026 2025-11-14T00:00:00+01:00 tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_068 2025-10-28T00:00:00+01:00 2025-11-14T00:00:00+01:00

Pages 1 to 6| Front matter

Pages 9 to 10| To Marilia Aisenstein | Dominique Cupa, Jacques Miedzyrzecki

Pages 11 to 12| To Marilia Aisenstein | Dominique Cupa, Jacques Miedzyrzecki

Pages 13 to 13| Reading Marilia Aiseinstein | Françoise Cointot

Pages 25 to 37| Foreword: Psychosomatic economy | Dominique Cupa

Pages 39 to 44| Destinies of the quantitative | Claude Smadja

Pages 45 to 61| Energetic Disruption and Regulation. | Diana Tabacof

Pages 63 to 79| Psychosomatic economy of addictions | Gérard Pirlot

Pages 81 to 96| The Moment of Suspicion | Jérôme Glas

Pages 97 to 112| From woman’s body to mother’s body: a normal withdrawal of the sexual pulsion? | Loick Charmoille

Pages 113 to 129| Reflections on the psychic and psychosomatic economy in neoliberalism economy | Gérard Pirlot

Pages 133 to 151| Alexithymia. From the origins of psychosomatic medicine to current research | Olivier Luminet

Pages 155 to 167| Places of complaint in children: ex corpore | Emmanuelle Sabouret

Pages 171 to 177| L’Art de la Conversation. Entretiens avec Marilia Aisenstein, Mickaël Benyamin | Dominique Cupa

Pages 179 to 183| Psychanalyse et neurobiologie. L’actuelle croisée des chemins, de Bernard Brusset | Anne Deburge

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_067 2025-05-02T00:00:00+02:00 2025-05-07T00:00:00+02:00

Pages 1 to 6| Front matter

Pages 7 to 23| Foreword | Dominique Cupa, Gérard Pirlot

Pages 25 to 32| Fright, immobility, void | Jacques Miedzyrzecki

Pages 33 to 48| Fright and psychic erasure | Florence Vial Aubey

Pages 49 to 62| Pain as the organizer of fright | Françoise Cointot

Pages 63 to 74| Manon and her sick father, a child’s fright, the ego’s premature imperative | Dominique Cupa

Pages 75 to 86| Generalized fright in the contemporary world. An enactment of the Medusa myth | Évelyne Chauvet

Pages 89 to 99| Is the gaze traumatic? (the example of Semprun) | Eran Dorfman

Pages 101 to 112| The civilizing function of fright according to Vico | Giulio Gisondi

Pages 113 to 124| Broken voices of fright: between cry and silence | David Le Breton

Pages 126 to 126| Presentation

Pages 127 to 137| Interview with Michel Granek on the question of fright | Michel Granek, Bernard Bensidoun

Pages 141 to 147| Psychanalyse et terrorisme. L’effroi peut-il s’élaborer ? d’Évelyne Chauvet et Laurent Danon-Boileau | Nancy Pionnié Dax

Pages 149 to 150| Pauline ou l’enfance, de Philippe Bonilo | Dominique Cupa, Jacques Miedzyrzecki, Françoise Cointot

Pages 153 to 164| The two lives of the operational | Claude Smadja

Pages 167 to 183| From the splitting of the psyche to the paralysis of the body. The exploration of subjective experience during sleep paralysis | Céline Storme, Hélène Lansley, Samuel Caussié, Thomas Rabeyron

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_066 2024-11-15T00:00:00+01:00 2024-11-21T00:00:00+01:00

Pages 1 to 5| Front matter

Pages 7 to 18| Foreword. Disorganization | Dominique Cupa

Pages 19 to 30| The concept of disorganization | Claude Smadja

Pages 31 to 43| Disorganization and evolution: the Henri Ey’s neo-Jacksonism | Tristan Dagron

Pages 45 to 61| A principle of disorganization-reorganization and a principle of stabilization-conservation at the heart of life and matter | Christian Delourmel

Pages 63 to 81| Sculpture of the living and its resonances in psychoanalysis: organization, disorganization at the heart of the living | Françoise Cointot

Pages 83 to 98| Cancer as a localised disorganization of the body plan | Jean Clairambault

Pages 99 to 110| Disorganization, depersonnalisation, reality fading | Paul Denis

Pages 111 to 124| When disorganization affects the analyst’s body. A session crisis | Christine Saint-Paul Laffont

Pages 125 to 137| Excitations in transference and countertransference, and their potential effects of somatic disorganization | Laurent Branchard, Gérard Pirlot

Pages 139 to 152| Perverse defences as attempts at reorganization | Panos Aloupis

Pages 153 to 167| Does psychoanalytic therapy match with cerebrolesion’s patients? | Catherine Fayada-Mercier

Pages 169 to 185| Disorganization in the reactivation of childhood traumas in the light of current social and geopolitical events | Marion Feldman

Pages 187 to 199| From Lettre d’un fou to Maupassant’s Horla: between somatic disorganization and the work of figurability | Guillemine Chaudoye

Pages 201 to 207| Monochromes… Destructive aesthetics of erasure in Mark Rothko’s artwork | Rémy Puyuelo

Pages 211 to 216| Gérard Pirlot, Je rêve, donc je suis. Les trois songes de Descartes | Françoise Cointot

Pages 217 to 224| Christian Delourmel, Médecine et psychanalyse. Discontinuité et unité de la vie psychosomatique | Françoise Cointot, Christian Delourmel

Pages 223 to 223| Back matter

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_065 2024-05-02T00:00:00+02:00 2024-05-17T00:00:00+02:00

Pages 9 to 23| Tribute to Gérard Szwec | L’équipe de rédaction

Pages 27 to 30| Shoah, a traumatic neurosis | Gérard Szwec

Pages 31 to 40| From the traumatic to the drives | Claude Smadja

Pages 41 to 53| Gérard Szwec and exhaustion as a destiny of the drive-based traumatic | Bernard Chervet

Pages 55 to 71| Voids of the psyche | Dominique Cupa

Pages 73 to 74| Encounter between an analyst and an ultra marathon runner | Stéphane Pélissier

Pages 77 to 84| The essential ability to say No | Aline Cohen de Lara

Pages 85 to 98| The missing “no” | Marie Sirjacq

Pages 99 to 100| Commentary on Marie Sirjacq’s text | Laurent Danon-Boileau

Pages 101 to 117| The principle of yes/no - “not yes,” an indicateor of the qualities of the connection to the object | Myriam Boubli

Pages 119 to 125| The conquest of negation | Anne Maupas

Pages 127 to 138| Negation and subjectivation | Tessa Hadjiyanni

Pages 141 to 144| Psychosomatics of the asthmatic child | Diran Donabédian

Pages 145 to 161| A clinic of primal, self-calming, autoerotic rhythms: the theory of anaclisis revisited | Sylvain Missonnier, Nathalie Boige

Pages 165 to 177| Fragments of dialogue with Gérard Szwec | Bernard Touati

Pages 179 to 188| Discomfort in psychodrama | Joël Bouyx

Pages 189 to 197| Strayings of the heart and mind | Catherine Chabert

Pages 199 to 200| Camembert was the name given to a bend in the road | Gérard Szwec

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_064 2023-11-02T00:00:00+01:00 2023-11-06T00:00:00+01:00

Pages 9 to 24| Foreword | Dominique Cupa

Pages 25 to 34| The translation model in the après-coup process | Claude Smadja

Pages 35 to 48| Are the unconscious traces of traumas experienced by previous generations phylogenetic memory traces? | Gilbert Diatkine

Pages 49 to 65| Back to Dora, the grain of sand and the pearl: from somatic trace to conversion | Diana Tabacof

Pages 67 to 77| The work of reunifying traces. Analytical psychotherapy for a teenager with various psychosomatic disorders | Nathalie Thessier

Pages 79 to 93| “Between erasure and negation: not being to be” | Bernard Bensidoun

Pages 95 to 102| Reading note: Le présent de la psychanalyse, 9 janvier 2023 : “La trace” | Lorenzo Inghirami, Julie Moundlic

Pages 105 to 105| Negative hands

Pages 107 to 110| Reading note: Une grande voyage, by Michel Granek | Dominique Cupa, Gérard Pirlot

Pages 111 to 125| Scars or the life in the skin | David Le Breton

Pages 127 to 127| A tribute to Philippe Sollers

Pages 129 to 135| Philippe Sollers, Le corps (extracts) | Philippe Sollers, Sophie Rostain, E. Picault

Pages 137 to 137| Haikus

Pages 139 to 140| Poems | Gérard Pirlot

Pages 143 to 157| Somatic fetish as the commonest fate of traces? | Laurent Chiche

Pages 159 to 169| Traces and plasticity in psychoanalysis, neuroscience and artificial intelligence | Guillemine Chaudoye, Rafika Zebdi

Pages 171 to 183| The lost time of waiting | Mathilde Saïet

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_063 2023-05-22T00:00:00+02:00 2023-05-24T00:00:00+02:00

Pages 5 to 10| Introduction | L’équipe de rédaction

Pages 11 to 22| As long as there’s pain… Physical pain if there is no framework ? | Christine Saint-Paul Laffont

Pages 23 to 31| Doleo ergo sum | Michel Granek

Pages 33 to 48| Mother in mourning, daughter in pain. Analytic psychotherapy of an 8 year old girl with severe skin disorders | Christine Anzieu-Premmereur

Pages 49 to 63| Melancholy of the body and sublimation | Françoise Chaine

Pages 65 to 77| The pain of not thinking | Gérard Pirlot

Pages 79 to 91| Rather die than suffer or how the denial of pain hurts | Isabelle Marin

Pages 93 to 105| Pain and its uses in Montaigne | Tristan Dagron

Pages 107 to 108| Poems | François Duparc

Pages 109 to 114| Désir, douleur, pensée, by Marilia Aisenstein | Laurent Deburge, Dominique Cupa, Gérard Pirlot

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_062 2023-02-03T00:00:00+01:00 2023-02-27T00:00:00+01:00

Pages 5 to 12| Foreword | Christian Delourmel, Claude Smadja, Marina Papageorgiou

Pages 13 to 32| Psychoanalysis and life sciences: Potential dialogues | Christian Delourmel

Pages 33 to 42| Reflections on the scientific status of psychoanalysis | Benjamin Claude Smadja

Pages 43 to 55| Refutation in psychoanalysis | Gilbert Diatkine

Pages 57 to 74| Using Spinoza in human biology | Jerôme Premmereur

Pages 75 to 89| Animal fantasies, dreams, and madness | Michel Kreutzer

Pages 91 to 96| In praise of the discipline | Jean-Marc Lévy-Leblond

Pages 97 to 104| Discussion with Jean-Marc Lévy-Leblond on interdisciplinarity | Christian Delourmel

Pages 105 to 116| An associative journey beginning with Jean-Marc Lévy-Leblond | Michel Ody

Pages 117 to 120| Commentary on the Hermès interview with Jean-Marc Lévy-Leblond | Benjamin Claude Smadja

Pages 121 to 132| Writing psychoanalysis: A Freudian method | Isabelle Alfandary

Pages 133 to 150| From essential objects to the “extended self” theory: Co-extension of fields through interdisciplinarity | Laurent Chiche

Pages 151 to 160| A treatment case study and the story of “The King and the Mulberry Omelette” | Margaret Waddington Binder

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_061 2022-10-19T00:00:00+02:00 2022-11-03T00:00:00+01:00

Pages 5 to 6| Foreword | Marina Papageorgiou

Pages 7 to 19| Operative thinking from 1962 to 2022 | Marilia Aisenstein

Pages 21 to 31| Mapping operative thinking | Benjamin Claude Smadja

Pages 33 to 44| Discussion of Claude Smadja’s text | Patrick Miller

Pages 45 to 70| On conformism | Gérard Lucas

Pages 71 to 79| Not everyone can be operative | Gilbert Diatkine

Pages 81 to 91| Conformism and authenticity | Fanny Dargent

Pages 93 to 107| A phenomenology of humane medicine as an encounter | Gérard Reach

Pages 109 to 121| Cry of life and the echo of silence: Countertransference work | Marina Perris-Myttas

Pages 123 to 135| Life, a User’s Guide | Gérard Szwec

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_060 2021-12-08T00:00:00+01:00 2022-01-07T00:00:00+01:00

Pages 5 to 7| Foreword | Marina Papageorgiou

Pages 9 to 23| Enigmas and paradoxes in the work of the psychosomatician | Marilia Aisenstein

Pages 25 to 31| The psychosomatic paradox | Claude Smadja

Pages 33 to 52| Psychoanalysis, an enigma for scientists? | Christian Delourmel

Pages 53 to 64| I lost my head | Catherine Chabert

Pages 65 to 84| The psychosomatic enigma: An attempt at conceptualization | Christophe Dejours

Pages 85 to 96| Eros mythologized, the life drive demystified. The enigma of differences | Bernard Chervet

Pages 97 to 113| Enigmatic infra-indexical variations | Anne Denis

Pages 115 to 128| Masochism, destiny of the drives, origin of the subject | Ana Paula Terra Machado, Ignacio Alves Paim Filho

Pages 129 to 144| The Superego in psychosomatic disorganization | Claude Smadja

Pages 145 to 151| Antonio Damasio, Sentir et savoir. Une nouvelle théorie de la conscience [Feeling and Knowing: Making Minds Conscious] | Marilia Aisenstein

Pages 153 to 164| Originary fantasies and the Superego: Phylogenesis | Denise Braunschweig

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_059 2021-06-03T00:00:00+02:00 2021-06-22T00:00:00+02:00

Pages 5 to 8| The journal’s tribute to Gérard Szwec | Marina Papageorgiou

Pages 9 to 10| Tribute to Gérard Szwec | Marilia Aisenstein

Pages 11 to 12| Farewell friend | Claude Smadja

Pages 13 to 14| Gérard Szwec and child psychosomatics at Ipso | Diran Donabédian

Pages 15 to 19| Reflections of a pianist in lockdown | Pierre Réach

Pages 21 to 36| Freud, writing, and illness | Jean-Pierre Kamieniak

Pages 37 to 53| Mentalization in the epistolary writing of George Sand | Philippe Jaeger

Pages 55 to 68| The deported body and the surviving body in Primo Levi’s writing | Béatrice Munaro

Pages 69 to 86| “Before I got my eye put out”: Emily Dickinson’s visual pathologies | Antoine Cazé

Pages 87 to 94| The first suspect was naturally the governess | Mathilde Girard

Pages 95 to 105| On being ill | Virginia Woolf

Pages 107 to 119| The madness of sublimation | Dimitris Kavallieros

Pages 121 to 132| Orlando, the embodied discourse of a melancholic narrative | Alexia Tateou

Pages 133 to 148| The mysterious leap from the neural to the mental | Claude Smadja

Pages 149 to 161| The notion of the setting and the extinction drive | Rosine Jozef Perelberg

Pages 163 to 179| The notion of the setting and the extinction drive | Bernard Chervet

Pages 181 to 186| Au bout du rouleau, by Gérard Szwec | Marilia Aisenstein

Pages 187 to 194| Désir, douleur, pensée: Masochisme originaire et théorie psychanalytique, by Marilia Aisenstein | Gérard Lucas

Pages 195 to 202| Le schizophrène en mal d’objet, by Vassilis Kapsambélis | Josiane Chambrier-Slama

Pages 203 to 209| Les coulisses du cerveau, by Jean-Paul Tassin | Bernard Brusset

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_058 2020-11-23T00:00:00+01:00 2020-12-01T00:00:00+01:00

Pages 5 to 23| The suffering of Ginevra: The contribution of art and culture to the deepening of psychoanalytical theory | Jean-Claude Rolland

Pages 25 to 34| Art, suffering, and psychoanalysis: A discussion of Jean-Claude Rolland’s article | Françoise Coblence

Pages 35 to 39| A discussion of the articles by Jean-Claude Rolland and Françoise Coblence | Marilia Aisenstein

Pages 41 to 56| Writing to survive: The many masks of Romain Kacew | Vincent Estellon

Pages 57 to 71| Should we believe in the sublimatory benefits of illness? | Laurent Danon-Boileau

Pages 73 to 87| Arthur Rimbaud: Poetry and cancer, anger and grief | Gérard Pirlot

Pages 89 to 102| Between hysteria and somatization: The undead child | Marc Amfreville

Pages 103 to 117| Exiled into oneself: A Man Asleep | Nicole Oury

Pages 119 to 132| Mary Poppins, a trajectory of animistic thought | Emmanuelle Sabouret

Pages 133 to 160| Uneasy language | Anne Denis

Pages 161 to 166| Experiences of the Formless by Jacques Press | Irène Nigolian

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_057 2020-06-17T00:00:00+02:00 2020-07-17T00:00:00+02:00

Pages 5 to 9| Foreword | Marina Papageorgiou

Pages 11 to 34| The dream and the test of the refractory | Bernard Chervet

Pages 35 to 48| Intermediate states of inside-outside. Dream and reality | César Botella, Sara Botella (D)

Pages 49 to 60| The origins of the dream | Michèle Van Lysebeth-Ledent

Pages 61 to 76| The dream-work and the work of delirium | Josiane Chambrier-Slama

Pages 77 to 92| Nighttime awakenings: Traumatic states and interrupted dreams | Diana Tabacof

Pages 93 to 107| Dream and representation of the body | Georgios Stathopoulos

Pages 109 to 121| Blue, my mother’s coat | Michèle Bouteille, Catherine Laurent-Chatelain

Pages 123 to 134| Alice in Witch’s Land | Karine Gauthier

Pages 135 to 156| Contemporary culture and death drives | Savvas Savvopoulos

Pages 157 to 163| The dream as an object of trade | Marilia Aisenstein

Pages 165 to 178| A semiology of the dream? | Michel Fain

Pages 179 to 197| The umbilicals of the dream | Roger Dadoun

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_056 2019-11-29T00:00:00+01:00 2019-12-16T00:00:00+01:00

Pages 5 to 16| Illness as an object | Claude Smadja

Pages 17 to 22| Discussion of C. Smadja’s text | Christian Delourmel

Pages 23 to 31| Reflections on the centrality of construction in the analytic process | Howard B. Levine

Pages 33 to 48| Attempts at construction and the emergence of a topography | Emmanuelle Chervet

Pages 49 to 71| Elements for a theory of thought | Anne Denis

Pages 73 to 91| As though the body were experiencing images. The figurative constructions of the analyst | Gerassimos Stephanatos

Pages 93 to 103| The psychoanalyst and the psyche-soma. Transforming fate into destiny: A psychosomatic issue | Jacques Press

Pages 105 to 119| The construction of the capacity for representation | Christine Anzieu-Premmereur

Pages 121 to 135| Constructions and the individual psychodrama with a child | Pierre Denis

Pages 138 to 147| The past reconstituted | Francis Pasche

Pages 149 to 156| On “A childhood memory of Leonardo da Vinci” | Michel Fain

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_054 2018-12-04T00:00:00+01:00 2018-12-06T00:00:00+01:00

Pages 5 to 8| Foreword | Marina Papageorgiou

Pages 9 to 10| Tribute to Michel de M’Uzan | Gérard Szwec

Pages 11 to 36| Thinking destructiveness: The relationship between mental functioning, the immune system, and epigenetics, in relation to the two drive theories | Christian Delourmel

Pages 37 to 44| Theoretical discussion of Christian Delourmel’s text | Claude Smadja

Pages 45 to 52| Clinical discussion of Christian Delourmel’s text. The case of Blanche | Marie-France Dispaux

Pages 53 to 66| Destructiveness, feelings of lack, and fluctuations of the superego | Bernard Chervet

Pages 67 to 84| The absence of negation, destructive rage, and psychosomatic imbalances | Gérard Szwec

Pages 85 to 94| “You want to kill her?” | Denys Ribas

Pages 95 to 112| Disorganization and destructiveness | Vassilis Kapsambelis

Pages 113 to 128| The transmission of collective traumas and their individual inscription | Nicole Minazio

Pages 129 to 144| The allergic object relation: Zelig and Heikyong | Marilia Aisenstein

Pages 145 to 156| Making the object penetrable: Discussion of Marilia Aisenstein’s text | Patrick Miller

Pages 157 to 169| La Psychosomatique edited by Félicie Nayrou and Gérard Szwec, coll. “Débats”, Puf, Paris 2017 | Gérard Lucas

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_053 2018-06-12T00:00:00+02:00 2018-06-19T00:00:00+02:00

Pages 5 to 20| From readiness to transference: The lesson of Hamlet | Dominique Scarfone

Pages 21 to 36| The object relation and the internal object | Jean-Claude Rolland

Pages 37 to 60| A waltz in two stages: Two stages of transference | Bernard Bensidoun

Pages 61 to 80| Transference and sensorimotor identification in psychosomatics: Observations from clinical practice with babies | Myriam Boubli, Jean-Claude Elbez

Pages 81 to 100| The negative of transference | Nicolas de Coulon

Pages 101 to 123| Transference of denial and the misuse of mentalization | Bernard Chervet

Pages 125 to 136| The “figurability” of negative transferences | Anne Denis

Pages 137 to 152| Transference disorder in the Freud-Ferenczi couple | Georgios Stathopoulos

Pages 153 to 166| Partitioning of transference in psychodrama | Sylvia Cabrera

Pages 167 to 179| The sick body and the superego | Claude Smadja

Pages 181 to 187| Discussion of Claude Smadja’s lecture “The sick body and the superego” | Jean-Louis Baldacci

Pages 189 to 190| An answer to Jean-Louis Baldacci | Claude Smadja

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_052 2017-11-24T00:00:00+01:00 2017-11-29T00:00:00+01:00

Pages 5 to 28| “A meeting and its outcome”: An interview with Marilia Aisenstein and Claude Smadja. | Marilia Aisenstein, Claude Smadja, Marina Papageorgiou, Josiane Chambrier-Slama

Pages 29 to 48| Between André Green and Pierre Marty, the psychosomatic | Philippe Jaeger

Pages 49 to 72| Negative hallucinations, dreams and hallucinations: The framing structure and its representation in the analytic setting | Rosine Jozef Perelberg

Pages 73 to 86| André Green’s ideas about the psychosomatic: Highlights of a debate | Anne Deburge

Pages 87 to 94| Language in the psychosomatic | Anne Denis

Pages 95 to 110| Voice and the affect of existence | Marie-France Castarède

Pages 111 to 124| Reflections on the notion of void developed from the work of the negative | Panos Aloupis

Pages 125 to 134| Considering the psychosomatic with the concepts of André Green | François Duparc

Pages 135 to 150| André Green and the negative at work | Andrea Baldassarro

Pages 151 to 162| For the span of a friendship | Anna Potamianou

Pages 163 to 190| Negative and negativity in psychoanalysis | André Green

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_051 2017-07-07T00:00:00+02:00 2017-07-10T00:00:00+02:00

Pages 5 to 20| A Story about Lipstick | Marilia Aisenstein

Pages 21 to 34| Bodies of Women, Feminine Bodies | Panos Aloupis

Pages 35 to 52| The Primitive Link to the Mother and its Somatic Expressions in the Analytical Cure | Rosine Jozef Perelberg

Pages 53 to 70| In the Beginning, the Woman, her Body | Cathie Silvestre

Pages 71 to 84| The Anorexic and Her Body | Bernard Brusset

Pages 85 to 100| How Does the Feminine Come to the Ailing Body? | Mi-Kyung Yi

Pages 101 to 116| Lost Breast, Breast Refound | Hélène Parat

Pages 117 to 130| Dying from Beauty | Noëlle Châtelet

Pages 131 to 142| When the Body Weeps | Christine Garneau

Pages 143 to 160| Bodies of Ballerinas in Classical Dance: Ephemera on Borrowed Time | Irina Adomnicai

Pages 161 to 180| Recovering Continuous Undulation: « The Body Absorbs Everything » | Solange Carton

Pages 181 to 194| Uncertain Genes, Certified Belly | Éva Weil

Pages 195 to 212| A Resisting Body, The Body of an Amazon | David Le Breton

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_050 2016-11-24T00:00:00+01:00 2016-11-25T00:00:00+01:00

Pages 5 to 18| Psychosomatic Perspective on the Function of Fantasies | Michel Fain, Pierre Marty

Pages 19 to 34| The Fantasy in Psychosomatics | Diran Donabédian

Pages 35 to 46| The Work of the Mise en Scène in Psychodrama | Marilia Aisenstein

Pages 47 to 68| Fantasy and the Process of Fantasmatisation | Dominique Scarfone

Pages 69 to 88| The Masked Ball of the ‘Mixed-Bloods’. Fantasy, The Poetry of Desire | Bernard Chervet

Pages 89 to 102| The Dead Child | Catherine Chabert

Pages 103 to 116| How Fantasies Come to Be | Anne Maupas

Pages 117 to 132| Psychosomatics: the Role of Unconscious Fantasy | Catalina Bronstein

Pages 133 to 150| The Unconscious Body of the Phantasm Body Scenography | Paul-Laurent Assoun

Pages 151 to 168| The Roots of Desire in the Body | Antoine Nastasi

Pages 169 to 182| The Burning Brand of Fantasy: The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne | Marc Amfreville

Pages 183 to 206| Recall without Memories. Borderline Cases and Psychosomatics | César Botella

Pages 207 to 223| Giving Form, Pictorial Representation, and Representation. Some Reflections | Anna Potamianou

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_049 2016-05-24T00:00:00+02:00 2016-05-30T00:00:00+02:00

Pages 5 to 10| Foreword | Marina Papageorgiou

Pages 11 to 18| A Discovery of Psychoanalysis: Psychosomatics | Claude Smadja

Pages 19 to 30| The Role of the « Perceptual » in Pierre Marty’s Thought | Sára Botella

Pages 31 to 38| On the Text Presented By Sára Botella, Thinking Afterwards About the Perceptual | Marilia Aisenstein

Pages 39 to 44| On the Notion of Coherence in Optics and in Psychoanalysis | Christian Delourmel

Pages 45 to 58| Perception and Transference in Pierre Marty’s Thought. Reflections on the Text by Sára Botella | Gérard Szwec

Pages 59 to 76| The Psychical Future of Perceptions | Guy Lavallée

Pages 77 to 92| Perception in Psychosomatics, discussion of the Text by Guy Lavallée | Anne Deburge

Pages 93 to 102| Return to the Concept of “Boundary Idea” in Freud | Michel Ody

Pages 103 to 116| Centrally Based Neuro-visual Disorders: A Window to Consciousness | Sylvie Chokron

Pages 117 to 132| Perception and the Object | Vassilis Kapsambelis

Pages 133 to 146| On the Role of Bodily Endoperception in a Case of Vulvodynia | Georgios Stathopoulos

Pages 147 to 162| Perception and Analytical Relaxation: A Creative Pause | Monique Dechaud-Ferbus

Pages 163 to 171| Symbiosis: The Biology and Psychoanalysis by René Angelergue | Panos Aloupis, Vassilis Kapsambelis

]]> tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_RFPS_048 2015-12-18T00:00:00+01:00 2016-04-13T00:00:00+02:00

Pages 5 to 6| Tribute to Catherine Parat | Claude Smadja, Gérard Szwec

Pages 7 to 10| Tribute to Christian David | Murielle Gagnebin

Pages 11 to 24| From Tachycardia to A Trembling Heart | Béatrice Le François

Pages 25 to 36| The Heart Skipped a Beat | Irina Adomnicai

Pages 37 to 48| « Doctor I’m Heart-sick », The Blow and Retroactive Blow of the Death Drive | Panos Aloupis

Pages 49 to 60| Heartaches | Elsa Rappoport de Aisemberg

Pages 61 to 78| The Concept of Drive in the Work with Somatizing Patients | Marina Perris-Myttas

Pages 79 to 92| The Heart is an Other | Marianne Baudin

Pages 93 to 102| The Heart is Not Only a Metaphor | Admar Horn

Pages 103 to 118| Affects and Cardiac Disorders | Savvas Savvopoulos

Pages 119 to 126| Le Processus analytique, voies et parcours by Thierry Bokanowski | Gérard Lucas

]]>