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A Portrait Of The Analyst As A Crucial Problem
Guy Le Gaufey
Issue 9 — Spring 1997
73–83
We do not pay enough attention to the fact that the unconscious was not discovered alone, and that something else saw the light at approximately the same time, I mean: the psychoanalyst as such, as he appears in the sheer movement of transference. We regularly lean to those last years of the previous century as to a cradle into which, in the shape of a certain Dr. Freud, a sort of psychoanalytical Adam emerged.…
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