Abstract

GHELLER, Julio Hirschhorn. Story of an interrupted psychoanalysis. Rev. bras. psicanál [online]. 2018, vol.52, n.3, pp. 197-212. ISSN 0486-641X.

The sudden interruption of a psychoanalytic process leads the author to this written reflection. He notices evidences of hostility which has arisen from his relationship with the patient. The author highlights the importance of the envy- gratitude binomial. He relates the feelings of envy and resentment the patient experiences to the hindering of their abitlity to “dream together”, and therefore, the hindering of the analytic work and its progress. The author deals with the theory of the disobjectalizing function as a vital element to today's comprehension of the concept of death drive.

Keywords : talking-as-dreaming; disobjectalizing function; envy-gratitude; resentment; daydream.

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