Journal title INTERAZIONI
Author/s Janine Puget
Publishing Year 2016 Issue 2015/2
Language Italian Pages 13 P. 59-71 File size 60 KB
DOI 10.3280/INT2015-002005
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The author argues that social subjectivity has not been properly considered in psychoanalysis and that therefore new hypotheses are needed for it. She then suggests those concerning the difference between being with oneself, being two or more separated by a space that cannot be reduced to identification processes, and belonging to a social entity. To live in a space is always temporary, even if what one is unconsciously looking for is a strong belonging. This approach forces us to considerer bafflement and uncertainty as necessary conditions for life with two or more others. Clinical vignettes illustrate these questions.
Keywords: Uncertainty, bafflement, effect of present, discontinuity, social subjectivity
Janine Puget, Come pensare la soggettività sociale oggi? in "INTERAZIONI" 2/2015, pp 59-71, DOI: 10.3280/INT2015-002005