Abstract

BLEICHMAR, Silvia. Amplifying the limits of interpretation in a clinic open to reality.Translated byClaudia Berliner. Rev. bras. psicanál [online]. 2011, vol.45, n.1, pp. 179-191. ISSN 0486-641X.

Analytical interpretation is a privileged tool for the unveiling of the unconscious, as long as repression is installed, defenses are operating in the differentiation of psychic systems and the word representations allow free association. However, when these conditions fail, how can the analyst's intervention be established? The author explicits a movement which tends to the production of new tools for practice through the metapsychological questioning of the terms which conduct it. It is within the residues which result of the psychic systems, in the marks of that which has been experienced, and through the proximity of its traces, that psychoanalysis can find the materiality which pertains to it. Interpretation, analytical interventions, the evidentiary, transition symbolizations, metaboles, are minutely developed. Movement, through which (not yet followed) symbolizable residues not yet in circulation constantly short circuit the possibility of psychic enrichening and, by rule, lead to reiteration, brings the author to propose the need for a new method of approach to give those terms a new dimension which, in practice, becomes a process of creation and recomposition. The idea is to open space for new modes (to new methods) of functioning and articulation, developed through the author's point of view, as a process of neogenesis.

Keywords : classic psyhcoanalytical method; analytical interventions; perception signs; evidence; transition symbolization.

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