Aspetti transferali e controtransferali del sonno dell’analista in seduta
Journal title STUDI JUNGHIANI
Author/s Pier Claudio Devescovi
Publishing Year 2009 Issue 2009/29 Language Italian
Pages 14 P. 51-64 File size 238 KB
DOI 10.3280/JUN2009-029003
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Transferal and countertransferal aspects of the analyst’s sleep during the session - The psychoanalyst’s moments of sleep during the session are usually considered as failures of the listening. The author holds that they don’t concern only the psychoanalyst’s inner world but they can be considered as signs hinting at elements of the relation too. The reference to a passage of Homeric Hymn to Hermes and to alchemic model concerning the relation between Soror and Adepto that Jung reproduces in The Psychology of the Transference are the main points of reference of this paper. Two clinical reports explain author’s opinion.
Parole chiave: linguaggio ermetico, linguaggio apollineo, presagio, sonno dell’analista, corpo, transfert, controtransfert.
Key words: Hermetic language, Apollonian language, presage, analyst’s sleep, body, transference, countertransference.
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Pier Claudio Devescovi, Aspetti transferali e controtransferali del sonno dell’analista in seduta in "STUDI JUNGHIANI" 29/2009, pp 51-64, DOI: 10.3280/JUN2009-029003