The Extra‐Analytic Transference and the Analytic Triad
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Auteurs : Reuben Fine [États-Unis]Source :
- British Journal of Psychotherapy [ 0265-9883 ] ; 1989-06.
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- Analysis terminable, Analyst, Analytic process, Analytic situation, Analytic technique, Analytic transference, Analytic triad, Basic books, Blanton, British journal, Broader theory, Case histories, Case history, Case material, Character analysis, Extratherapeutic transference, Extratransference interpretation, Extratransference interpretations, First analysis, Freud, Fundamental principle, Girl friend, Good deal, Half years, Hilda doolittle, Homosexual, Homosexual girl, Impossible profession, Interminable task, International journal, International universities press, Introductory lectures, Kardiner, Life history, Long time, Main thesis, Many analysts, Marie bonaparte, Modern sense, More analysis, Mutative, Mutative interpretation, Mutative interpretations, Negative transference, Neurotic illness, Normal person, Obholzer, Older woman, Other analysts, Other hand, Other person, Other persons, Other ways, Point freud, Present paper, Previous paper, Psychoanalysis, Psychoanalytic procedure, Psychoanalytic situation, Psychoanalytic technique, Questionnaire study, Quotation marks, Real relationship, Real relationships, Relative terms, Reuben, Same time, Self psychology, Sigmund freud, Standard edition, Strachey, Strong countertransferences, Transference, Transference interpretation, Transference interpretations, Transference relationship, Trench warfare, Triad, Wolf, Younger woman.
Abstract
SUMMARY. This paper highlights some neglected aspects of transference. It may be summed up as follows:
In the psychoanalytic process, there is always an analytic triad consisting of the patient, the analyst and one other significant person in the patient's life. This other person may vary from time to time, thus calling into existence various extra‐analytic transferences.
While these extra‐analytic transferences have on the whole been neglected in theory, in practice they are exceedingly relevant. Since there are always two transferences, one to the analyst and one to an outside figure, working through the transference to the analyst cannot be done properly without also working through the extra‐analytic transference(s).
In this procedure the real relationship to the analyst has to be given due weight as well as the transference relationship to the‘real’outside person. As Greenson has pointed out,‘real’and transference’become relative terms in both cases; the‘transference’relationship has many real elements; the‘real’relationship has many transference elements.
Numerous case illustrations from Freud, the general literature and the author's practice are cited to illustrate these points. The significance of these considerations for the analytic process is stressed.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1752-0118.1989.tb01108.x
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This paper highlights some neglected aspects of transference. It may be summed up as follows:</div><div type="abstract">In the psychoanalytic process, there is always an analytic triad consisting of the patient, the analyst and one other significant person in the patient's life. This other person may vary from time to time, thus calling into existence various extra‐analytic transferences.</div><div type="abstract">While these extra‐analytic transferences have on the whole been neglected in theory, in practice they are exceedingly relevant. Since there are always two transferences, one to the analyst and one to an outside figure, working through the transference to the analyst cannot be done properly without also working through the extra‐analytic transference(s).</div><div type="abstract">In this procedure the real relationship to the analyst has to be given due weight as well as the transference relationship to the‘real’outside person. 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