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Jornal de Psicanálise

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SCHOR, Daniel  and  COELHO JUNIOR, Nelson Ernesto. When playing is not possible: a debate about transference to the setting from the analysis of a five-year-old child. J. psicanal. [online]. 2020, vol.53, n.99, pp.249-264. ISSN 0103-5835.

In the present work, we rely on the experience of analyzing a child to engender a discussion about the functioning of the analytical setting as a vehicle for communicating the subject's un-symbolized anxieties in the clinical practice. We seek to develop the idea that the concrete and spatiotemporal elements of the psychoanalytic device will often be put at the service of materializing primary aspects of the psyche. From this, we understand that the establishment of the setting, in some way, according to the subject's subjective organization will, in many situations, present itself as a precondition for the integration of psychic elements that pressure towards their subjective appropriation.

Keywords : psychoanalysis; setting; symbolization; elasticity of technique.

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