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| − | The second, more radical step, is subjective destitution, in which "the analysand has to suspend the urge to symbolize/internalize, to interpret, to search for a ‘deeper meaning’; he has to accept that the traumatic encounters which traced out the itinerary of his life were utterly contingent and indifferent, that they bear no ‘deeper message.'"<ref>Indivisible 94</ref> | + | The second, more radical step, is [[subjective]] destitution, in which "the [[analysand]] has to suspend the urge to [[symbolize]]/internalize, to [[interpret]], to [[search]] for a ‘deeper meaning’; he has to accept that the [[traumatic]] encounters which traced out the itinerary of his [[life]] were utterly [[contingent]] and indifferent, that they bear no ‘deeper [[message]].'"<ref>Indivisible 94</ref> |
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The second, more radical step, is subjective destitution, in which "the analysand has to suspend the urge to symbolize/internalize, to interpret, to search for a ‘deeper meaning’; he has to accept that the traumatic encounters which traced out the itinerary of his life were utterly contingent and indifferent, that they bear no ‘deeper message.'"[1]
- ↑ Indivisible 94
