The psychoanalyst as an artisan in technics
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Psychoanalitical technique, Creativity, Intersubjective dialogueAbstract
In this work, the author intends to attain deep and subjective relations between patient and therapist. He intends to examine what underlines words to reach some ideas about “emotional dialogue” in the relationship between patiente and therapist. Such dialogue results in what we know as “a unique and non-reproducible relationship”, and is responsible for the psychoanalysis as a creative act and for the correct employment of the psychoanalytical technique.
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