Abstract

ZERBINATTI, Bruna Paola. Rhythm and tiredness in face to face and remote sessions. J. psicanal. [online]. 2020, vol.53, n.98, pp. 41-50. ISSN 0103-5835.

Although remote psychoanalytical sessions were already a reality in certain situations, the covid-19 pandemic transformed the analyst's consulting rooms into virtual ones in a very unexpected and sudden way. Psychoanalysts have reported being more tired than normal at the end of remote sessions. One of the critical differences, that we perceive, between in-person and remote sessions, is that the latter tends to be more accelerated and also tends to tolerate less silent moments, which risks the extinction of the analytical meeting. Therefore, we propose a discussion about these factors using tensive semiotics concepts from the French semiotician Claude Zilberberg as well as using the notion of setting as developed by José Bleger and other authors, to develop an interdisciplinary paper between semiotics and psychoanalysis.

Keywords : rhythm; psychoanalysis; covid-19; remote sessions; setting.

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