Citation

Chaudoye G, Cupa D, Riazuelo H. Cliniques Mediterraneennes 2014; 89(1): 75-90.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2014)

DOI

10.3917/cm.089.0075

PMID

unavailable

Abstract

Clinical work with borderline patients opens up development in which the body fantasy, the real body, can invade suddenly the transference and the counter transference. The body sometimes mutilated by scarification, damaged by suicide attempts, shows off. The management of patients whose bodies are on the front of the stage, for real and for the system of representation, can take the form of a " struggling body ", as a representation of the " face to face " relationship, from unconscious to unconscious, between patient and therapist. But this " scuffling " goes beyond the meeting, until the creation of a third body, a hybrid body, a " chimera " body at the border between unconscious and preconscious in the sense as explained by Michel de M'Uzan. © 2014 ERES.

Language: fr

Keywords

Transference; Silence; Cruelty; Chimera; Counter transference