FROM WANDERING TO EXILE, OR THE PARADIGME FOR
A TRANSFERENCE LANGUAGE
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Through a clinical confrontation, the author shows
how the listening is rough with the insistence of the purely descriptive
account; and exactly when the dead end of the transference - counter transference
is made of a sense of remorse. His analysis unfolds also a heuristics
inspired by the language of their meeting and their primary language:
Arabic. The latter by virtue of its specific structuration allows some
words to assume the shape of metapsychological concepts, and at the same
time to be a linguistic rest which open onto a lecture of trauma with
an exit registred towards the working out of the letter. |
Key-words Anxiety, Complaint, Exile, Ignorance, Memory, Mother tongue, Nightmare, Transference - counter transference, Trauma. |