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...consequence or outcome of an object-cathexis; it is a direct and immediate identification and takes [[place]] earlier than any object-cathexis" (1923b, p. 31). ...imary mode of [[exchange]]. Esther Bick introduced the concept of adhesive identification and "psychic skin," but it was principally Wilfred R. Bion who created new

..., a binding with an object not experienced as having an interior. Adhesive identification is the result of bidimensionality: the self [[identifies]] itself with the * [[Adhesive identification]]

Adhesive [[identification]] Counter-identification

...reud’s young man is not something proper to the dreamer’s body but the adhesive substance of l’hommelette? And since the throw targets no specific scene, ...ymbolic representatives, the Real of bodily drives excluded by imaginary [[identification]]; it is therefore a kind of [[compromise-formation]] by way of which the s

...of projective [[identification]] but rather belongs within the notion of "adhesive [[identity]]" positing a two-dimensional [[space]], proposed by Esther Bick