The other between fear and desire - countertransference fantasy as a bridge between me and the other.

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Abstract
This paper attempts to show how unrepresented rupture/injury of primary expectations of the early relationship is reactivated in the analytic process. This becomes perceptible especially as unconscious fear and a specific defence described as 'living behind a glass-wall'. The author, however, postulates the existence of an inherent dialogical-dyadic principle in the psyche, which she calls archetypal hope, and shows how this principle may become active in the analytical space. These aspects of analytical treatments are sketched with two vignettes, in which unconscious processes of exchange cause the analyst to experience unrepresented states. The author describes how the analyst is gradually able to experience and understand this, and how this understanding finally - without first becoming explicit - becomes effective in the analytical space. Special attention is given to the analytic attitude. A readiness to accept and move into regression and a receptivity to attune to the early sensory experience of the analysand is regarded as essential. Through this the analyst gains access to the inner space of the analysand and, through bodily experience and pre-symbolic processes, the unrepresented may thus become figurable. The reverie and countertransference fantasies are understood as a bridge: they connect the analytic pair. However, the reverie also creates the transition between that which was not - the absent representation - and that which wants to emerge. It thus bridges the personal unconscious (implicit expectation) and the archetypal (the archetypal hope). Through this, the space of hope may become a space of possibility, and help bridge the chasm between the experienced and the hoped-for.
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Authors Eulert-Fuchs, Daniela;
Journal the journal of analytical psychology
Year 2020
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10.1111/1468-5922.12561
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glaswand regression in der gegenübertragung reverie actitud analítica analytic attitude analytische haltung archetypal hope archetypische hoffnung attitude analytique attitudine analitica communication inconsciente comunicación inconsciente comunicazione inconscia connaissance relationnelle implicite conocimiento relacional implícito conoscenza relazionale implicita esperanza arquetípica espoir archétypal estados sin-representación glass wall implicit relational knowledge implizites beziehungswissen mur de verre muro di vetro nicht repräsentierte zustände pared de cristal regresión en la contratransferencia regression in the countertransference regressione nel controtransfert régression dans le contre-transfert sogno ad occhi aperti speranza archetipica stati non rappresentati unbewußte kommunikation unconscious communication unrepresented states états non-représentés аналитическая установка архетипическая надежда бессознательная коммуникация имплицитное знание об отношениях нерепрезентированные состояния ревери регрессия в контрпереносе стеклянная стена 关键词“无意识沟通 分析态度 原型希望 反移情中的退行 暗含的关系知识 未呈现的状态 沉思 玻璃墙

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