Index
A
Adaptation to Life (Valliant), 5
basis for, 56
desire and, 65
distrust of, 65
form and function, 56
Green on, 66
Kohut on, 66
as symbolic, 55
symbolic construction of, 57
affective communication, 46
affective discharge, dangers of, 34
"Affects and Their Non-Communication" (Modell), 10
Allouch, J., 14n
Almadovar, P.
fantasy of jouissance, 112
autobiographical writings, 6, 126-127, 126n
"Freud and Lacan," 136
intellectual contributions, 134-140
"On Conjugal Obscenity," 129
L'Avenir Dure Longtemps, 126, 126n
Les Faits, 127
relation to Lacan, 137
Réponse à John Lewis (2), 135n
sexual development, 128
American Psychanalytic Association, focus groups, 13
analysis
triadic position in, 44
analytic holding environment, 24
Apollinaire, 16
Apollon, W., 73n
Aron, R., 140
B
Barzilai, S., 111n
on mother and Lacanian theory, 88n
basic fault, Balint on, 68
Bellow, Saul. Adventures of Augie March, 105n
Bergeron, D., 73n
Berlin Institute, 17
Bertin, C., biography of Marie Bonaparte, 17n
Borch-Jacobsen, M., 5n, 12n, 14n, 15, 36n
Boutang, Y.M., 126n, 127n, 130, 132
Bricmont, J., 112n
Bromberg, P., 31, 69, 72, 73n, 81
dissociation, 120
split-off psychic elements, 73
Bromberg-Kennedy thesis, 76
dual coding model, 63
C
Camus, Albert, 87
Cantin, L., 73n
Cartesian subject, 27
cases
Mr. Grand. See Mr. Grand
Mr. L. See Mr. L
Mr. Small. See Mr. Small
Ms. G. See Ms. G
Wendy. See Wendy
castration, 111
che vuoi, Lacan on, 116
child, as extension of self, 67-68
countertransference, 9, 16-17, 23-24, 91
Courbet, G., "The Origin of the World," 111
culture, human behavior and, 57
D
de Marty, E., 126
depression
empty type, 77
desire, 8, 60-6lm 103. See also Lacan, "objet petit a"
affects and, 63
and illusions, 33n
interferance with, 106
social reality and, 105
unsatisfied, 104
Diatkine, R., 5n, 46n, 130, 133
E
École Freudienne, dissolution of, 138
ego
foundations, 67
vs. I, 3
mirror stage and, 46
ego ideal, 19
functions, 67
Lacan on, 67
repair of intersubjective function, 68
ego psychology
Lacan's critique, 3n
empathic gesture, 48
empathic holding, 86
basic trust, 88
holding function, 51
on trust, 50
F
Fairbairn, W.R.D., 9, 31, 52, 70
trauma, 95
Fink, B., 5n
fragmentation
narcissistic vulnerability, 68
French Communist Party (PCF), 129
Freud, S., 12, 12n, 19, 20, 28, 49
"A Child Is Being Beaten," 85
on affect, 30
"Beyond Pleasure Principle," 34
on ideal, 47
Id-Ego, 80
Lacan's interpretation of Irma dream, 75
on melancholia, 127
"Project for a Scientific Psychology," 70n
vision of Irma's oral cavity, 112n
"Where Id was, There Ego shall be," 18
G
Gopnik, A., 49
"Conceptions of Affect," 62-63
countertransference, 53
critique of infant developmental research, 54
empty depression, 76
"La Mere Morte," 52
maternalization of practice, 13
negative hallucination of self, 89
passion, 64
"Passions and Their Vicissitudes," 63
state of reunion, 51
threats to trust, 52
guilt, superego and, 70
transference-countertransference enactments, 22
H
on Lacan, 109n
Hassoun, J., 15n
Althusser's ambivalence toward, 134-135
on desire, 60
Heimann, P., 16
I
"I," vs. Ego, 3
ideal ego, vs. ego ideal, 47
idealizaing transference, 90-91
idealization, trust and, 91-92
identification, locus of, 39
International Psychoanalytic Association, 23
inquisition of Lacan's work by, 136
J
jouissance, 104, 106, 109, 112-113, 119
Julien, P., 40
K
Kennedy, R., 72
Kilborne, B., invisible people, 48
Kirshner, L., 36n, 44, 73n, 76n
"A Postmodern Realism for Psychoanalysis," 74n
on symbolic order, 67
infantile envy, 7
ambitions and ideals, 47
cohesive self and avatars, 31-37, 118-119, 141
empathy, 40
idealization, 91
pathology of self, 7
patient demand for recognition, 40
selfobject concept, 32, 41, 64
selfobject mirroring function, 54
on tension arc, 46
threat of fragmentation, 42
use of self, 3
on desire, 60
Kundera, M., The Unbearable Lightness of Being, 110
L
acting-out stages, 120
aliveness, 60
analysis of, 17
Cartesian subject, 27
child's whys, 116
"The Concept of Self in Philosophy and Psychoanalysis," 74n
on conscious experience, 140
corporal enjoyment, 64
critique of Fairbairn, 70n
criticism of, 27
crocodile mother, 111
description of analysis, 24
developmental model, 104-106, 113-114
emotional response of mother, 53
full speech concept, 34
Green's criticism of, 54
human sciences and, 2
identification, 132
integration of Kohut with, 86
interpretation of Freud's Irma dream, 75
language, 63
love, 108n
mirror transference, 37-40, 42, 93, 123
philosophic influences, 36, 36n
point de capiton, 42n
real, 74
return to Freud, 43
self-maintenance, 76
seminars
on anxiety, 109n
I, 2n
IV, 71 n
XI, 16n
XX, 111
sexual relationship, 65
supposed subject of knowledge, 82, 82n
symbolic castration, 113
symbolic transference, 91
symbolization, 50, 50, 71-72, 74, 111, 119
transference, 11-13, 31, 37, 40-43,91, 123
-countertransference enactments, 16, 22-24
unconscious, 45
use of "Das Ding," 111n
Wolfman case, 73n
Lacanian question, 1
Lacanian theory, developmental model, 113-114
language, functions of, 63
L'Avenir Dure Longtemps (Althusser), 126, 126n
Levy, R., on affect, 55
Lewis, J., 139
linguistic systems, self and, 58
Little, Margaret, 17-18, 31-37
transference-countertransference enactments, 22
Loewald, H. 35
on poetry, 81
affect of, 65
on affect, 55
M
Machiavelli, N., Althusser's alter ego, 125-126
Matheron, F., 132n
Meltzoff, A.N., 49
Merleau-Ponty, M., 19
Meyerson, P., childhood dialogues, 93
Michels, A., 15n
Miller, J.A., 3n
mirroring
Lacanian theory, 40
mirror relationship, 36, 40, 87
affective experience, 65n
"Affects and Their Non-Communication," 10
anti-self dynamic, 7
narcissistic patients, 131
noncommunication of affects, 10, 54
"On Having the Right to a Life," 7
psychic regression, 67
Psychoanalysis in a New Context, 7
reality question, 21
"sphere within a sphere," 89, 131
on symbolic order, 50
"Whose reality is it," 21
mother
holding and containing functions, 11, 52-53
psychic death of, 52
Mr. L, 76-81, 84-86, 90-93, 97-101
Matheron, F., 127n
Muller, J.P., 32
N
noncommunication tactics, 10
nonexistence, Ms. G and Mr. L, 76-78
Nouvelle Critique, "Freud et Lacan," 136
O
object relations theory, 49
desire and, 110
imaginary actualization, 109
separation and, 112
situated, 119
Origin of the World, The (Courbet), 111
Ornstein, P., 46
P
passage à l'acte, 109
PCF. See French Communist Party
Phillips, A., 18
on Winnicott, 25
Pinker, S., 30
Plato, Symposium, 110
social context, 119
projective identification, 83
psychoanalysis
contemporary transformation, 3-4
paradox of, 139
Psychoanalysis in a New Context (Modell), 3
Putnam, H., 105
R
issue of, 95
Ricoeur, P., 140
Riviere, J., 18
Rosaldo, M., 57
on affect, 55
Roudinesco, E., 2, 5n, 14, 16n, 17, 17n, 23, 111
criticism of Althusser, 137
Rudnytsky, P., 9, 11, 12, 17, 24
Rytmann, Helene, 126, 128, 131
S
Sartre, J.P., idealization of individual, 139
Saussure, F., 43
Schweder, R., 69
on affect, 55
vocabulary of emotion, 56
Sebag, Lucien, suicide of, 137
self, 2-3, 10-21, 33-34, 46, 66
closeness vs. distance, 10
differential constructions, 58-59
emptiness of, 71n
fantasy and, 71
narrated, 34
negative hallucination, 10
vs. subject, 2
Socrates, 110
Sokol, A., 112n
Solomon, R.C., 36
Sorbonne, 125
speech
empty and full, 35
interpretive, 46
Spinoza, B., 140
Strachey, J., 18
subject, vs. self, 2
subjective existence, 6
subjectivity
reinterpretation of, 44
symbolic identification, 120-121
symbolic order, 50-54, 67, 86-88
T
"Talk to Her" (Almodovar), 108-110
object petit a, 109
tension arc
pole of ideals and, 46
third, the, 44-45, 47, 53, 89-90
Tiresias, 16
Tolpin, P., 48
trauma, 100
definition of, 76n
repetition of unsymbolized, 87
traumatic experience, symbolized, 73
trust, 88
U
unconscious, mobilization of, 45
V
Valery, P., on poetry, 81
Valliant, G., Adaptation to Life, 5
Van Haute, P., 5, 5n, 8n, 36n, 104
point ae capiton, 42n
on treatment, 28n
Ver Ecke, W., 36n
Viderman, S.
on analytic space, 46
W
mirror transference, 123
objet petit a, 116
transferential relationship, 122-123
Whorf, B., 58
Wilden, A., point de capiton, 42n
analytic impact, 8-12, 17, 19, 27-28
childhood, 18
countertransference, 20-21, 24, 53
on culture, 50
dead mother, 52
on need, 41
transference-countertransference enactments, 22
transitional object, 110
transitional space, 132
Wolf, E., 46
Z
on Althusserian subjectivity, 133n
on hysterical desire, 118
unconscious desire, 105