Abstract

KUPERMANN, Daniel. A graduation ending dream or the transference and the knowledge in the institutionalization of psychoanalysis. TransForm. Psicol. (Online) [online]. 2012, vol.4, n.1spe, pp. 119-136. ISSN 2176-106X.

In this essay, it is intended to problematize the relationships, established throughout the historical process of institutionalization of psychoanalysis, between transference and knowledge. Modus operandi of the psychoanalytic clinic, transference produces much more complex effects and of difficult management when installed in the scope of psychoanalytic institutions, that is, in the relationships weaved among psychoanalysts and their peers, masters, theories and rituals that compose the process of psychoanalytic formation. The author leans on the analysis of a dream that is referred to his ongoing master’s program dissertation to demonstrate the way transference is likely to trespass the strict limits of the therapeutic relationship, reverberating in the psychoanalytic field. In this context, it is experienced the production of symptoms that configure authentic cores of resistance to psychoanalysis itself.

Keywords : History of psychoanalysis; psychoanalysis - institution; transference; knowledge; dream.

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