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→Desire ''Attributed'' to the Analyst
In the first sense of the term, the "[[desire of the analyst]]" refers to the [[desire]] that the [[analysand]] ''attributes'' to the [[analyst]] in [[psychoanalytic treatment]] (in addition to [[knowledge]]), rather than to the ''actual'' [[desire]] in the [[analyst]]'s [[mind]] or [[psyche]].
In the first sense of the term, the "[[desire of the analyst]]" refers to the [[desire]] that the [[analysand]] ''attributes'' to the [[analyst]] in [[psychoanalytic treatment]] (in addition to [[knowledge]]) , rather than to the ''actual'' [[desire]] in the [[analyst]]'s [[mind]] or [[psyche]]. In the first sense of the term, the "[[desire of the analyst]]" refers to the [[desire]] that the [[analysand]] ''attributesproper'' to the [[analyst]] in [[psychoanalytic treatment]] (in addition to [[knowledge]]), rather than to the ''actual'' [[desire]] in the his [[mind]] or [[psyche]] of the [[analyst]]).
The [[analyst]] is therefore a "'''[[subject supposed to know|subject supposed to desire]]'''" (as well as a "[[subject supposed to know]]").
