Psychoanalysis is not a religion. It is a journey that starts with anguish and ends with truth. A path traveled together by two travelers, with no other compass than language and desire. The desire to know, another name for love. The patient is at once the captain and the oars...
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cara a cara: la dimensión humana del analista
Psychoanalysis is not a religion. It is a journey that starts with anguish and ends with truth. A path traveled together by two travelers, with no other compass than language and desire. The desire to know, another name for love. The patient is at once the captain and the oarsman, the boat and the sea; the analyst, that voice that invites one to continue.” This book by Gabriel Rolón is a great adventure. It does not gather clinical cases or fictional stories, nor is it a theoretical book: it is something different. It is a work in which he decides to talk to himself to think about each of the enigmas that keep him awake: desire, heartbreak, death, children, passion, happiness, memory and oblivion, among others. -- Psychoanalysis is not a religion. It is a journey that starts with anguish and ends with truth. A path traveled together by two travelers, with no other compass than language and desire. The desire to know, another name for love. The patient is at once the captain and the oarsman, the boat and the sea; the analyst, that voice that invites one to continue.” This book by Gabriel Rolón is a great adventure. It does not gather clinical cases or fictional stories, nor is it a theoretical book: it is something different. It is a work in which he decides to talk to himself to think about each of the enigmas that keep him awake: desire, heartbreak, death, children, passion, happiness, memory and oblivion, among others. |
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