RIBEIRO, Marina Ferreira da Rosa. A conceptual reflection between projective identification and enactment: The analyst involved. []. , 38, 35, pp.11-28. ISSN 1413-6295.

This article refers to the projective identification as a concept of transition between the first generation psychoanalysis (Freud-Klein) and its second generation (Bion-Winnicott), a division suggested by Ogden (2014). The first generation addresses more intensively the issue of what we think. Then, there is the generation that dedicates itself to the way we think. Considering this temporal organization, the word enactment belongs to what is deemed here as the third generation of concepts in psychoanalysis, that is, those that approach the question: In what way do analyst and patient think together?

: Projective identification; Enactment; Psychoanalytical concepts; Thomas Ogden.

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