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« Why did some of our friendships, which were not superficial and had the best reasons to believe in lasting, dissolve? No annoyance, no conflict, no significant event that could explain their dissolution. No, a gradual detachment, a slow separation, an erasure that does not result from any decision. Simply, weeks have passed, months, a year, without either side having thought to wave, to take news. Something dissolved in a barely perceptible, unsensed, soft way. Smooth as we would like to disappear. »
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Jean-Bertrand Pontalis
Monomotapa's Dream |
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Jean-Bertrand Pontalis
Monomotapa's Dream
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« CONTRE-TRANSFERT Set of unconscious reactions of the analyst to the person of the analyzed and in particular to the transfer of the analyzed. It is in very rare passages that Freud alludes to what he has called counter-transfer. He sees it as the result of "the influence of the patient on the unconscious feelings of the doctor" and stresses that "no analyst goes further than his own internal complexes and resistances allow". »
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Jean-Bertrand Pontalis
Vocabular of psychoanalysis |
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Jean-Bertrand Pontalis
Vocabular of psychoanalysis
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« Some claim to hate their childhood, Louis M., he, loved him more than anything. What he loved was not so much the child he had been as "the state of childhood". »
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Jean-Bertrand Pontalis
Before |
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Jean-Bertrand Pontalis
Before
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