LANDI, Elizabeth Cristina    CHATELARD, Daniela Sheinkman. The analyst position and the desire ethics. []. , 47, 2, pp.156-170. ISSN 0101-4838.

The ethical analyst position on clinic is in emphases at this paper, that goes back to the psychoanalysis foundations to ask if facing particularities of the subjects that look for analyses, exists different ways that the analyst could clinically position itself. The analyses direction is conducted by the analyst that establishes space and session time limits to the subversive experiment of free association. For subjects that work in untimely, depressive mode that presents additive and somatic symptoms, it may be necessary to reverse the usual strategy analysis as the couch use. Is due to the analyst to choose the intervention, since those are in service of free association, strategy proposed by Freud to be analysis. As for policy, there is no negotiation: it is the ethics of psychoanalysis, based on the lack-to-be, which guides the analysis towards the recognition and accountability by the desire itself.

: psychoanalytic clinic; ethics; analyst place.

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