HARS, György Péter. The Concept of Passion in Ferenczi's Clinical Diary.Luís Otávio Nicodemos. []. , 47, 1, pp.9-21. ISSN 0101-4838.

This present paper seeks to approach the concept of passion elaborated by the Hungarian psychoanalyst Ferenczi in his Clinical Diary and its articulation with some of his other theories, like the "Confusion of tongues", "Mutual analysis", and others authors as well. Being, at first, one of Freud's disciples, it's interesting to notice how Ferenczi followed another path with his thoughts and challenged some of the prime Freudian concepts such as the Oedipus Complex, through its own reinterpretations. This break-up of psychoanalytic classical theory, causes a rapprochement with the thoughts of other authors citing as the main example, Groddeck.

: Passion; Descartes; infans; language.

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