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GOULART, Adalberto A.. Intersubjectivity and specificity of psychoanalysis. Rev. bras. psicanál [online]. 2009, vol.43, n.3, pp. 59-70. ISSN 0486-641X.

On the concept of Trieb in Freud, the author makes considerations about the importance of the maternal role and its interaction with the baby on the basic construction of the new personality. Develops the theme until the analytic relationship and discusses the importance of the presence of the total personality of the analyst in session, that included the real person, as much as the patient, interchanging and interfering on process, although the technic neutrality search. The intersubjectivity concept is enhanced like a double phantasy in the analytic field, constructed by subjectivities meeting of both components, that should be ransom later, in their differences, enriched by the intersubjective meeting. He emphasize the necessity of some dose of courage and daring that the analyst needs to have to use of the raw material that emerge in field intersubjective, always sustained by the solid psychoanalytic formation, by the studies and speciality by the satisfatory personal analysis. He suggests that the analytical work consists of constructing new meanings, and that, working in the intersubjective space, the analytical pair if becomes more integrated, more alive, more creative and, especially, truer.

Palavras-chave : Trieb; Maternal role; Intersubjectivity; Psychoanalytical dialogue; Psychoanalysis.

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