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...From an ethical perspective, Lacan has examined in an original way the [[relationship]] between desire and the [[law]], and its implications for [[treatment|psyc ...t who tells the dream to an other (with whom the subject is engaged in a [[transference]]-relation). In '[[The function and field of speech and language in psychoa

...viates from the [[perversion|norm]] of [[sexuality|heterosexual]] [[sexual relationship|genital intercourse]].<ref>{{F}} ''[[Works of Sigmund Freud|Three Essays on ...omosexual]] [[woman]] whom [[Freud]] treated as a clear manifestation of [[transference]] in a [[perversion|perverse subject]].<ref>{{S4}} p. 106-7; {{F}} 1920a</r

The term "[[transference]]" first emerged in [[Freud]]'s [[work]] as simply [[another]] term for the Later on, however, it came to refer to the [[patient]]'s [[relationship]] to the [[analyst]] as it develops in the [[treatment]].

...[[internal]], and [[external]] objects; the [[self]]-object; the object [[relationship]]; object choice; and [[others]]. This semantic richness reflects the compl ...llic]]), and thus also by their corresponding oral, anal or phallic object relationship. The concept of "[[part object]]" was introduced by [[Melanie Klein]], but

For [[Freud]], [[displacement]] (a [[primary process]]) means the [[transference]] of [[physical]] intensities (1900a, p. 306) along an "associative path," ...om]]s, in the [[dream work]], in the production of [[joke]]s, and in the [[transference]].

=====Transference===== ...tself, in the [[transference]], whereby the [[analysand]] repeats in his [[relationship]] to the [[analyst]] certain attitudes which characterised his earlier rela

====Transference==== ...]] who describe the [[end of analysis]] in terms of "liquidation" of the [[transference]].

...ofar as they impinge on [[psychoanalytic treatment]]. He insists on the [[relationship]] of [[affect]] to the [[symbolic]] [[order]]; [[affect]] means that the [[ ...h have traditionally been conceived in terms of [[affect]]s, such as the [[transference]], must be rethought in terms of their [[symbolic]] [[structure]], if the [

...m, he was focusing on the [[imaginary]] [[dimension]] of the [[woman]]'s [[transference]] rather than on the [[symbolic]] dimension.<ref>{{S4}} p. 135</ref>. ...[[analysand]], whereas the [[transference]] is anything but a symmetrical relationship.

...]], and on the way that [[desire]] is constituted [[dialectically]] by a [[relationship]] with the [[desire]] of the [[Other]]. ...rt]]", in {{Ec}} pp. 215-26 ["[[Works of Jacques Lacan|Intervention on the Transference]]", trans. [[Jacqueline Rose]], in Juliet Mitchell and Jacqueline Rose (eds

===Transference=== In 1964, [[Lacan]] defines [[transference]] as the [[attribution]] of [[knowledge]] to a [[subject]].

...act" it is the idea of "passage" that is important, for it refers to the [[relationship]] between the act and the supposed [[mental]] [[process]] that prepares for ...is limited to the framework of the [[treatment]] and the dynamics of the [[transference]].

* Lacan receives his doctorate in psychiatry with a thesis on the [[relationship]] of paranoia to [[personality]] structure. This attracts considerable int ...ïaque dans ses rapports à la personnalité (Of paranoid psychosis in its relationship to personality) (France)

...sion]]; ; Phylogenesis; Phylogenetic [[Fantasy]], A: [[Overview]] of the [[Transference]] [[Neuroses]]; [[Primitive]]; Primitive horde; [[Projection]]; Taboo; Thal ...ed during his work with neurotic [[patients]] in [[Vienna]] to discuss the relationship between taboo and totemism.

...especially his [[understanding]] of [[transference]] in the therapeutic [[relationship]] and the presumed [[value]] of [[dream]]s as sources of insight into uncon ...n-law, who had moved in with the Freuds in 1896. This rumour of an illicit relationship has been most notably propelled forward by [[Carl Jung|C. G. Jung]], Freud'

...stances beyond their control or [[understanding]]. This often involves a [[transference]] of [[guilt]] in which the "innocent" [[character]]'s failings are transfe Regarding Hitchcock's sometimes less than pleasant [[relationship]] with actors, there was a persistent rumor that he had said that actors we

...d to know" is about: when the [[analysand]] enters into a transferential [[relationship]] with the analyst, he has the same absolute certainty that the analyst kno This relationship of substitution is not limited to beliefs: the same goes for every one of t

...stirs up passionate reactions without [[knowing]] why; the [[logic]] of [[transference]] cannot be mastered, so one usually refers to the [[magic]] touch, to an u ...s mathemes, the [[objet]] [[petit a]]). On account of this asymmetry the [[relationship]] is [[impossible]]: we have either a woman with the frog or a man with the

...- what if this uniqueness is a [[myth]], the result of our (spectators) [[transference]], elevation of Hitchcock into the [[Subject]] Supposed to [[Know]]. What I ...the Lacanian notion of gaze is that it involves the [[reversal]] of the [[relationship]] between subject and object: as Lacan puts it in his [[Seminar]] XI, there

...t a fake, just playing that role): his exceptional role was rather that of transference, i.e. he occupied a place constructed (presupposed) by the others.<br> ...an put it in his polemics against Aristoteles in <i>Television</i>(6), the relationship between soul and body is never direct, since the big Other always interpose

...tit a</i>. The fundamental fantasy of the subject precisely specifies that relationship and also, for Zizek, reveals the work of the 'sublime object' of ideology i ...chelling'.<a name="60x"></a><a href="#60">⁶⁰</a> So, that first relationship between the two is asymmetrical, to the extent that we can say that Lacan i

...owing the [[linguistics]] of [[Saussure]], is that there is no necessary [[relationship]] between [[reality]] and its [[symbolization]] (SO, 97). Our descriptions ...ly is defined by its relationship with the [[others]] but also allows this relationship, is that medium through which they are organized. It is the struggle not on

...(SO, 66). Or, to put this in the slightly blasphemous form of the Jesuits' relationship to God, Zizek 'believes that the success of his undertaking depends entirel ...g (not so much because he actually has as because, within the structure of transference that characterizes thought, he will be seen as having already done so)? Let

...under the domination of the imaginary [[register]] of [[language]], its [[relationship]] to the symbolic [[order]] negotiated in the service of the imaginary desi ...y [[capture]] [[visual]] [[perception]], its net over experience, over the relationship between language and world, is much broader.]</b><br>

...ting behaviors and idealizing systems dominate this form of mother-child [[relationship]] (Kreisler., 1992) to prevent transient personal difficulties, struggles, ...antisocial act manifests itself when the infant begins to create an object relationship and invest a person."

...personal attitude to his doctor but also in every [[other]] activity and [[relationship]] which may occupy his [[life]] at the [[time]]" (p. 151). ...ience]]. These authors nevertheless recognize that the displacement of the transference, even if it is sometimes useful (notably in cases of [[character]] [[neuros

[[Transference]] [[Love]] ...[[analyst]]; the task of the analyst in this circumstance is to trace the relationship back, without either [[satisfying]] or smothering it, to its [[infantile]]

Following Roger Dorey in "La relation d'emprise" (1981; The dominance [[relationship]]), it can be said that mastery involves and presupposes a relative [[recog ...tion, or even abuse, so that the analysand can be heard in their authentic relationship to their own unconscious [[truth]].

...bstract [[idea]]) that has taken the [[place]] of the ego [[ideal]]. The [[relationship]] is one of alienation, wherein the object of [[desire]] has become an obje ...submissiveness of the [[subject]]. Freud used a [[model]] of the hypnotic relationship to describe the crowd's subjugation to its [[leader]]: "A [[primal]] [[hord

...ce is simply a "piece of repetition" (p. 151), and repetition is only the "transference of the forgotten past" (p. 151) onto the analyst but also onto "all the [[o ...s underway. Too intense an amorous transference, or, conversely, a hostile transference toward the analyst, will bolster the resistance, causing the analysis to [[

...ference neurosis and the full recognition by the analysand that his or her relationship to the psychoanalyst is based primarily on the repetition of earlier relati Freud's first explicit mention of the resolution of the transference was in "Recommendations to Physicians Practising Psycho-Analysis," where he

...e in 1953 and 1963, where Jacques [[Lacan]]'s [[short sessions]] and his [[relationship]] with his analysands were challenged by the IPA authorities, who eventuall ...tle of training analyst, and even the [[danger]] of creating a "restricted transference zone" (Stein). There has been a tendency for the term training analysis to

...s point, Freud’s '[[subject supposed to know]]', the [[object]] of his [[transference]]. The dream dramatises his wish to show that Fliess wasn't [[responsible] ...he imagines hearing again the shout, "Wstawac!" The [[reversal]] of the [[relationship]] between [[dream]] and [[reality]] from the first stanza to the second is

...se]] that professional historians [[understand]] that term, or about its [[relationship]] to [[psychoanalysis]]. Nevertheless, [[three]] remarks are in [[order]]. ...]]</i> (1912-13a) and <i>A Phylogenetic [[Fantasy]]: [[Overview]] of the [[Transference]] [[Neuroses]]</i> (1987 [1915]).

...what is hated are identical" (p. 136). The determining factor is thus the relationship to [[unpleasure]]. Freud thus asserted that "[[Hate]], as a relation to obj ...ion in [[children]]; [[Shame]]; [[Splitting]] of the object; [[Superego]]; Transference hatred; [[Turning around]]; "Why War?".

...igin of the [[tripartite]] therapeutic model of [[clinical]] [[neurosis]], transference neurosis, and [[infantile]] neurosis. ...s innovations in technique, is evident in studies of the role of [[counter-transference]] by Paula Meimann and Heinrich Racker, and is currently [[being]] develope

Allergic [[object]] [[relationship]] [[Transference]]/counter-transference

...cts]] and the esteem of the [[superego]]. For Freud, the symptoms of the [[transference]] neuroses were substitutes for the remains of old [[loves]] that were [[fo ...of [[analytic]] [[treatment]] in the [[love]]/hate [[relationship]] of the transference. And yet, by reawakening the demons banished by morality, does not [[psycho

==Analysis and interpretation of transference== ...ess of therapy. If the therapy is to produce real change, the transference relationship must be worked through.

...ssure's [[theory]], the importance of [[metaphor]] and [[metonymy]], the [[relationship]] betweeh language and [[human]] [[subjectivity]], and the [[meaning]] of ' I want to begin by saying something [[about]] the relationship between [[biology]] and language, on how the [[biological]] is always [[int

...ogy," which Jean Guillaumin has called "a wide-ranging meditation on the [[relationship]] between the Ego and the external world," deals with material reality by i * ''[[A Phylogenetic Fantasy: Overview of the Transference Neuroses]]''

...term not yet fully accepted) is a discipline that aims to articulate the [[relationship]] between the psychic and the social. In this respect, sociopsychoanalysis

...ather]] as opposed to feminists' reassessment of the [[mother]]-daughter [[relationship]]. The importance of the "[[pre-oedipal]]" relationship with the mother has been more fully discussed since Freud's time. More rece

...and their frequency and regularity facilitate this [[process]] through the transference onto the [[psychoanalyst]] of affects and [[childhood]] [[fantasies]]. ...tention from his own [[mental]] [[activity]]" (1904a, p. 250). Through the transference, whose importance Freud had discovered with his patient [[Dora]], resistanc

...e protagonists during the session, reminding them that every "dualistic" [[relationship]] is [[illusory]], even during moments of the most intense [[regression]]. ...of the [[analytic process]] and is needed for [[sexual]] issues and the [[transference]] [[neurosis]] to [[manifest]] themselves (Laplanche, 1987).

* [[Transference neurosis]] * [[Transference relationship]]

...[[analyst]]; the task of the analyst in this circumstance is to trace the relationship back, without either [[satisfying]] or smothering it, to its [[infantile]] ...eventually frees love from [[repression]]: The truly intermediary role of transference love thus makes love possible.

...ity. These categories undergo a process of development that depends on the relationship between consciousness and the unconscious. ...n]] may have been, through his work with [[hysterics]], Freud discovered [[transference]], [[resistance]], and the therapeutic framework. In spite of their shared

In addition, counter-[[transference]] enactments are inevitable to some extent, and the differentiation between ...e "the analytic [[object]]," which is an amalgam of [[The Transference|the transference]] object and the new object jointly created by the subjectivities of analys

...and their frequency and regularity facilitate this [[process]] through the transference onto the [[psychoanalyst]] of affects and [[childhood]] [[fantasies]]. ...tention from his own [[mental]] [[activity]]" (1904a, p. 250). Through the transference, whose importance Freud had discovered with his patient [[Dora]], resistanc

This [[whole]] problematic presupposes the sequence genealogy/transmission/transference/reconstruction of unconscious ideas. This is why the term intergenerational ...active]] reexamination of studies that made it possible to [[think]] the [[relationship]] among generations, even if it potentially means having to [[change]] or m

...Klein described a "paranoid-schizoid [[position]]" characterized by the [[relationship]] to part-[[objects]], by the [[splitting]] of the ego (an ego [[lacking]] ...her but instead is the omnipotent mother. This figure is the object of a [[transference]] that is "both archaic and a [[defense]] against the archaic" (Green, 1982

...stulate of the rule is that [[discourse]] can invest this transferential [[relationship]]. ...esses of the cure and its indirect "goals" (symbol-formation, sublimation, transference onto speech, becoming-conscious): Putting it into effect is an end as much

...with the notions of reciprocity and symmetry that characterize the [[dual relationship]];<ref>{{S8}} p. 20</ref> that is, with the [[imaginary]] rather than with =====Transference=====

...re faithful to [[Freud]] than [[Anna Freud]] regarding the [[theory]] of [[transference]].<ref>{{S8}} p. 369</ref> ...allusions to [[Klein]]'s work on the [[mother]]-[[child]] [[dual relation|relationship]] and the various [[imago]]s that operate in [[fantasy]].

...eral phantasies emerged, including: a) a giraffe which [[signified]] the [[transference]] of a [[wish]] to [[sleep]] with his mother; b) criminal phantasies are co # There was a transference of fear of the father into a fear of horses.

...d]] realizes that she has a [[desire]] that aims at something beyond her [[relationship]] with him - the [[imaginary phallus]]. This "relationship to the [[phallus]] .. is established without [[regard]] to the [[anatomical

...els, except that dream images are interpreted in [[relationship]] to the [[transference]].

...rasping of [[being]] [la prise sur l'être]. Thus, in the [[seminar]] on [[transference]], he writes: 'Beyond Plato, in the background, we have this attempt, grand ...as a relation of being wherein lies the function of truth. The seminar on transference is, of course, our guiding reference here. Take the following passage: "Pha

...attitude of hypochondriacs has made [[analysts]] unreceptive to types of [[transference]] unconducive to [[analytic]] [[listening]]. However, a broadening of [[tre During the same period, Freud tried to [[understand]] the possible [[relationship]] between hypochondria and [[paraphrenia]]. In "[[On Narcissism]]: An Intro

...of the group enables each of its participants to perceive and enter into [[relationship]] with each of the [[others]]; the time limitation, whether or not it is pr ...gh the work of [[intersubjectivity]]. Groups result in specific modes of [[transference]] and resistance. [[Interpreting]] these produces a reorganization of the [

...ries]] would come to be known as "[[resistance]]," while the concept of "[[transference]]" would emerge from his [[understanding]] of Breuer's sudden [[termination

...here it is the real which creates [fait] desire by reproducing therein the relationship of the subject to the lost object. For, as I have said, without going into the mainspring of transference, it is ultimately13 the analyst's desire which operates in psychoanalysis.

* [[sexual relationship]] * [[transference]]

He insists on the [[relationship]] of [[affect]] to the [[symbolic]] [[order]]; [[affect]] means that the [[ ...h have traditionally been conceived in terms of [[affect]]s, such as the [[transference]], must be rethought in terms of their [[symbolic]] [[structure]], if the [

...eligion, Politics, and Culture - There’s No Such Thing as a [[Sexual]] [[Relationship]]: Two Lessons on Lacan ...dir="ltr" | Lacan on Love: An Exploration of Lacan’s [[Seminar VIII]], [[Transference]] [ebook ed.]

...t he is thus doing, when we see him immediately captivated by a [[dual]] [[relationship]] in which we find all the traits of a mimetic [[lure]] or of an [[animal]] ...ce with us in the [[transference]]. And is it not the responsibility their transference entails which we neutralize by equating it with the signifier most destruct

What interested Lacan was the aim of the analysis, in its relationship to the desire to become an analyst. As we know, for him, "pure psychoanalys "In the beginning of psychoanalysis is transference," without any inter�subjectivity, because between the two partners the su

* Lacan receives his doctorate in psychiatry with a [[thesis]] on the [[relationship]] of paranoia to [[personality]] structure. This attracts considerable int ...ïaque dans ses rapports à la personnalité (Of paranoid psychosis in its relationship to personality) (France)

...igion]] as well as defining the [[unconscious]], the [[repetition]], the [[transference]], and the [[drive]] as the underlying concepts of [[psychoanalysis|psycho- ...s]] is based", namely the ''[[unconscious]]'', ''[[repetition]]'', the ''[[transference]]'' and the ''[[drive]]''.

...eligion, Politics, and Culture - There’s No Such Thing as a [[Sexual]] [[Relationship]]: Two Lessons on Lacan ...dir="ltr" | Lacan on Love: An Exploration of Lacan’s [[Seminar VIII]], [[Transference]] [ebook ed.]

...s in Religion, Politics, and Culture - There’s No Such Thing as a Sexual Relationship: Two Lessons on Lacan | Lacan on Love: An Exploration of Lacan’s Seminar VIII, Transference [ebook ed.]

Such a shift also lies at the very heart of the Hegelian relationship between lies and truth. Winston Churchill was right when he characterized t ...ion of the analyst as the "subject supposed to know," which arises through transference (the analyst is the one supposed to know the meaning of the patient's sympt

...inal/constitutive wound of symbolization, from Woman with whom full sexual relationship will be possible to the totalitarian political ideal of a fully realized co ...ly between his "pathological" urges and his relationship to the Thing; his relationship to the Thing is also split: on the one hand, the law of desire orders us to