Revista Subjetividades
Print version ISSN 2359-0769On-line version ISSN 2359-0777
Abstract
MARKY-SOBRAL, Pedro and KUPERMANN, Daniel. The Greenian Analytical Framework: A Field of Forces from the Intrapsychic to the Intersubjective. Rev. Subj. [online]. 2024, vol.24, n.1, e12651. Epub Mar 09, 2026. ISSN 2359-0769. https://doi.org/10.5020/23590777.rs.v24i1.e12651.
The article proposes to deepen the conception of the analytical framework according to André Green, focusing on the originality of the author's contributions to the topic. We introduce the idea of the analytical framework as a privileged conceptual operator for the articulation of central theoretical formulations of Green's work, such as framing structure, internal framework of the analyst, clinical thinking, double transference, metapsychology of limits, figures of thirdness and objectizing and de-objectizing functions. We seek to demonstrate that the notion of frame inevitably condenses the intrapsychic and intersubjective aspects that are at play in the analytical relationship, contemplating the drive-object dynamic. From the understanding of the fundamental conditions for the installation of the analytical framework and the active matrix, the psychoanalyst can modify the variable elements of the framework and opt for the clinical device most adapted to the patient's psychic functioning. In opposition to objectification, which allows the construction of the frame by the analytical duo, we identify that the action of destructiveness often manifests itself through attacks directed at the frame itself, as in the central phobic position and the psychic desertification syndrome, two characteristic transference frames of the limit states. In this way, we consider clinical theory and metapsychology to be inseparable in understanding the circumstances that favor or harm the good functioning of the analytical framework, concluding that André Green's thought is a relevant reference in this investigation.
Keywords : psychoanalysis; analytical framework; clinical thinking; objectifying function; André Green.












