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VENTURA, Ingrid de Figueiredo. From transference love to writing a love letter. Stylus (Rio J.) [online]. 2015, n.31, pp. 53-62. ISSN 1676-157X.

From the transference love, the analyst is convened to occupy the position of object a countenance as the place that containing the agalma, a precious object that will open where the desire of the subject is questioned. This place can only be occupied from the analyst's desire. In the course of analysis, the analysand undertakes a search for a knowledge about its truth, because the desire is revealed as nothing is known. However, between knowledge and truth there is a disjunction depending on the jouissance barrier, so that the subject is facing the language wall that representes its own castration and the inaccessibility of truth. The analysis work contains a real-access bet, that is, the wall transposition, which can only occur by means of fundamental fantasy. In L'Étourdit (1972), Lacan proposes psychoanalysis as a bewilderment that addresses the subject to the misconception of ab-sense, questioning the discursive regime of lalangue that operates beyond the phallic function in order to touch the Other jouissance. This possibility points to what Lacan tells us when he says that we must go beyond the unconscious by mistake in the Seminar L'insu que sait de l'une bévue s'aile à mourre (1976-1977). This paper questions about this bet of transposition of the language wall where knowledge, truth and jouissance are articulated. This question lead us to the hypothesis that it is possible to rely on the principle of inexistence sexual relationship for this crossing, in order to produce or write a love letter/ letter of love in the end of an analysis that considers the resonance of desire. Maybe this is the way for an emergence of a totally new desire, which is the desire of the analyst.

Palavras-chave : Love; Transference; Jouissance; Principle of inexistence sexual relationship; Analyst's desire.

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