Reflections about photography and psychoanalysis – between thevisible and the unspeakable of a scene
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https://doi.org/10.60106/rsbppa.v15i2.510Keywords:
Photography, Thing-presentation, Word-presentation, UnconsciousAbstract
This paper discusses the interplay between photography and psychoanalysis. By assessing what is not seen by the photographer, but that which actually happens in the scene and is captured by his/her lenses, the author raises some questions about the psychoanalytic process, in which the analyst, establishing some communication between unconscious phenomena, captures, by his/her unconscious, that which could not be otherwise spoken by the patient for being unspeakable.
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