Franco Borgogno
Biographic Data
| ID | 1593726 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Franco Borgogno |
| GIVEN NAMES | Franco |
| FAMILY NAME | Borgogno |
| SIGNATURE | BORGOGNO F |
| AFFILIATIONS | BorgWarner (Brazil) |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7761-2748 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 36 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 36 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Interpretation in a “personal” field perspective
This is a revision and expansion of a classic paper that was first delivered as a speech, in October 1994, for the 10th National Conference of the Italian Psychoanalytical Society, and then published as a chapter of the seminal book Emozione e Interpretazione. Psicoanalisi del campo emotivo [Emotion and interpretation. Psychoanalysis of the emotional field], edited in 1997 by Eugenio Gaburri
Le renversement des rôles
Les auteurs explorent, du point de vue théorique et clinique, le phénomène du renversement des rôles, une forme particulière de répétition transférentielle - plutôt négligée par notre littérature - qui peut se représenter de manière plus ou moins continue sur le scénario analytique à travers l'identification inconsciente du patient aux défenses et à la culture psychique du parent, avec une dissociation concomitante d'aspects souffrants de son Soi…
Microplastic Contamination in Snow from Western Italian Alps
Recent studies have documented the presence of microplastics (MPs) in remote areas, including soils or sediments collected in mountain and glacier environments, but information on their presence in snow is scant. The present study aimed at exploring the presence of MPs in residual snow collected in four locations of the Aosta Valley (Western Italian Alps), with different accessibility and human presence. Overall, the μ-FTIR analyses confirmed the…
Reply to “Reading Italian Psychoanalysis” ( The International Journal of Psychoanalysis , 2018 (99), 1253–1258)
Sándor Ferenczi, A Classical and Contemporary Psychoanalyst
Sándor Ferenczi, psychanalyste classique et contemporain
S'il est coutume aujourd'hui d'écrire à propos de Ferenczi en se référant à sa conception du trauma et ses conséquences, en se basant essentiellement sur ses écrits de 1927 à 1932, au Journal clinique et à « Notes et fragments », ce travail prend en considération tout son parcours singulier de clinicien et de psychanalyste (avant sa rencontre avec Freud), avec une référence particulière à l'utilisation du transfert et du contre-transfert. L'auteu…
Narcissisme, reconnaissance psychique et validation affective
En se remémorant sa participation à un séminaire de groupe avec Herbert Rosenfeld et à partir de cette expérience, l’auteur décrit et commente l’approche tardive de ce dernier dans le travail avec des patients souffrant gravement sur le plan narcissique. À travers l’analyse détaillée de la supervision d’une séance avec un patient psychotique, cette communication met surtout en exergue l’importance de la construction – au niveau cognitif et affect…
Voix dans la psychanalyse en Italie, un tour d'horizon
Narcissism, psychic recognition, and affective validation
Recalling his own participation in a daily group seminar with Rosenfeld and taking this experience as his starting point, the Author describes and discusses the later Rosenfeld’s approach to working with severely disturbed narcissistic patients. Through a detailed analysis of a supervision of a session with a psychotic patient, this paper essentially highlights how important it is to construct a (cognitive and affective) basic common ground in or…
The clinical language of Sándor Ferenczi
Reflecting in the present paper on the legitimacy of a work to collect together the ideas, concepts, and terms of Sándor Ferenczi, the author will explore, through a series of questions and answers, the following points: why it is so clear-cut that Ferenczi should be included in the company of those great psychoanalytic authors who might be deemed entitled to such a study; whether Ferenczi possessed his own language, and if this was the case, whe…
A Special Learning Experience About Transference and Countertransference Dynamics at the Beginning of My Psychoanalytic Training
Reading Italian Psychoanalysis
Venir de loin » et « devenir pour un temps le patient sans le savoir
L'auteur présente ce que sont, selon Ferenczi, les conditions pour qu'un processus analytique soit réellement analytique. La première concerne le fait que les analystes, comme leurs patients, « viennent de loin », un concept de l'auteur (Borgogno, 2011). La seconde, strictement liée à la première, se rapporte à la conviction de Ferenczi selon laquelle le savoir psychanalytique n'est pas un produit de l'intellect mais un produit électivement viscé…
The Ferenczi renaissance
“Coming from Afar” and “Temporarily Becoming the Patient Without Knowing it”
Jonathan Sklar
L'accomplissement de l'« élasticité de la technique
L'auteur étudie la place que tient dans l'œuvre de Ferenczi l'article intitulé « L'élasticité de la technique analytique ». Cet article ne doit être considéré ni comme un aboutissement ni comme un stade spécifique dans son œuvre théorico-clinique, mais comme une vue d'ensemble des qualités affectives, attitudes et valeurs développées par l'expérience et qui représentent un changement de paradigme dans l'histoire de la psychanalyse
Ferenczi and otherness
This paper presents a bird's eye view – almost a “table of contents” – of “Ferenczi and otherness”, and will do so by first suggesting, right from the beginning, that Ferenczi himself as author represents a symbol of “otherness” in the history of psychoanalysis
Disruptions and working through in the supervisory process
Joan Sarnat (Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California) introduced the panel, setting the stage for vignettes illustrating working through disruptions in supervision. Sarnat suggested that th
Psychoanalysis as a “Journey
The author discusses how psychoanalysis can be transmitted to today’s students in order to arouse and develop their sustained interest. The significance of this issue is paramount in view not only of the current “crisis” in psychoanalysis but also of the lack of research on this subject—a lacuna possibly connected with Freud’s original ambivalence towards academia. The author begins his argument by discussing Freud’s ideas outlined in “Some Eleme…
"Sándor Ferenczi, the "Introjective Psychoanalyst
In this paper, the author aims to highlight why Ferenczi is the "introjective psychoanalyst" par excellence in the history of psychoanalysis. Employing the approach to classic psychoanalytic texts adopted in his book Psychoanalysis as a Journey , he explores and discusses a number of crucial theoretical and clinical issues that, throughout Ferenczi's life and works, shaped his development in this direction. In doing so, the author also maintains …
“Who, where, what, in which way and to whom”
“Who?, where?, what?, in which way?, to whom?” – besides being the questions Paula Heimann suggested that any analyst should ask him- or herself while exploring the patient's communications, these are also the main issues the authors addressed through the results of their survey on the present state of the relationship between psychoanalysis and universities in Europe. This is a pilot study that tries to chart a map of European psychoanalysts (fo…
“Ablation of the Parental Images”
In these pages
Bion, Rangell, and Haynal
(2009). Bion, Rangell, and Haynal: A pioneer and two protagonists of contemporary psychoanalysis – a selection of papers of the Bion 2008 Conference and two interviews. International Forum of Psychoanalysis: Vol. 18, No. 2, pp. 65-70
Venir de loin » et « devenir pour un temps le patient sans le savoir
L'auteur présente ce que sont, selon Ferenczi, les conditions pour qu'un processus analytique soit réellement analytique. La première concerne le fait que les analystes, comme leurs patients, « viennent de loin », un concept de l'auteur (Borgogno, 2011). La seconde, strictement liée à la première, se rapporte à la conviction de Ferenczi selon laquelle le savoir psychanalytique n'est pas un produit de l'intellect mais un produit électivement viscé…
S ndor Ferenczi's First Paper Considered as a "Calling Card"
Sándor Ferenczi's first paper (1908) on the subject of premature ejaculation - in its stress on the repercussions of the symptom itself in the other (in this case, the woman), rather than its unconscious significance or the patient's pathology - is an early signal of the ethical directions his future clinical work would take. Ferenczi - displaying a decidedly relational, not merely intrapsychic, orientation - underlines the peculiar idiosyncrasie…
Pourquoi Ferenczi aujourd'hui
Why Ferenczi today? The contribution of Sándor Ferenczi to the understanding and healing of psychic suffering
A society undergoing rapid change, which doubts its own possibilities of survival, calls into question the worth of psychoanalytical theory and practice. The author emphasizes that the Ferenczian clinical evolution could be a source of inspiration for reinvigorating our trust in the prodromes of the Freudian paradigm, and thus for relaunching the authoritativeness of our thought and our psychotherapeutic method. In this light the author examines …
The broken symbol
Psychoanalysis is a theory and practice of the symbol, but if we tried to clarify what this means, we would find many differences between one author and another. For this reason, to begin our paper
Ferenczi and Winnicott
Ferenczi's Clinical and Theoretical Conception of Trauma
The relevance of “role reversal” in today's psychoanalytic work
In this paper, the author's main focus is on “role reversal: ”a primitive inter–intra-psychic process at the forefront of our current psychoanalytic practice, but not sufficiently theorised in our literature. The dynamics of “role reversal” are clinically presented and discussed in their two main aspects (the unconscious identification with the parents and with their psychic culture, and therefore the concomitant dissociation of the infant part o…
Notes and Fragments of a Psychoanalytic Vocation
Role-Reversal
Sulla soglia della psicoanalisi. Freud e la follia infantile [On the Threshold of Psychoanalysis
by Carlo Bonomi Bollati Boringhieri , Turin , 2007 ; 295 pp; €22 This book provides insight into the theory of the mind upon which Freud built psychoanalysis, demonstrating how it came to organize
"An "Invisible Man
This paper reexamines the analysis of "Little Hans" one hundred years after its first publication. In the light of what we now know about the patient's family environment and his subsequent life and career, a broadened viewpoint is offered from which to observe his childhood analysis and the nature of his psychic suffering. The case of Little Hans represents a turning point in the early days of psychoanalysis as regards both Freud's greater abili…
Bion, Rangell, and Haynal
(2009). Bion, Rangell, and Haynal: A pioneer and two protagonists of contemporary psychoanalysis – a selection of papers of the Bion 2008 Conference and two interviews. International Forum of Psychoanalysis: Vol. 18, No. 2, pp. 65-70
“Who, where, what, in which way and to whom”
“Who?, where?, what?, in which way?, to whom?” – besides being the questions Paula Heimann suggested that any analyst should ask him- or herself while exploring the patient's communications, these are also the main issues the authors addressed through the results of their survey on the present state of the relationship between psychoanalysis and universities in Europe. This is a pilot study that tries to chart a map of European psychoanalysts (fo…
“Ablation of the Parental Images”
In these pages
Psychoanalysis as a “Journey
The author discusses how psychoanalysis can be transmitted to today’s students in order to arouse and develop their sustained interest. The significance of this issue is paramount in view not only of the current “crisis” in psychoanalysis but also of the lack of research on this subject—a lacuna possibly connected with Freud’s original ambivalence towards academia. The author begins his argument by discussing Freud’s ideas outlined in “Some Eleme…
"Sándor Ferenczi, the "Introjective Psychoanalyst
In this paper, the author aims to highlight why Ferenczi is the "introjective psychoanalyst" par excellence in the history of psychoanalysis. Employing the approach to classic psychoanalytic texts adopted in his book Psychoanalysis as a Journey , he explores and discusses a number of crucial theoretical and clinical issues that, throughout Ferenczi's life and works, shaped his development in this direction. In doing so, the author also maintains …
Ferenczi and otherness
This paper presents a bird's eye view – almost a “table of contents” – of “Ferenczi and otherness”, and will do so by first suggesting, right from the beginning, that Ferenczi himself as author represents a symbol of “otherness” in the history of psychoanalysis
Disruptions and working through in the supervisory process
Joan Sarnat (Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California) introduced the panel, setting the stage for vignettes illustrating working through disruptions in supervision. Sarnat suggested that th
Jonathan Sklar
L'accomplissement de l'« élasticité de la technique
L'auteur étudie la place que tient dans l'œuvre de Ferenczi l'article intitulé « L'élasticité de la technique analytique ». Cet article ne doit être considéré ni comme un aboutissement ni comme un stade spécifique dans son œuvre théorico-clinique, mais comme une vue d'ensemble des qualités affectives, attitudes et valeurs développées par l'expérience et qui représentent un changement de paradigme dans l'histoire de la psychanalyse
The Ferenczi renaissance
“Coming from Afar” and “Temporarily Becoming the Patient Without Knowing it”
Narcissism, psychic recognition, and affective validation
Recalling his own participation in a daily group seminar with Rosenfeld and taking this experience as his starting point, the Author describes and discusses the later Rosenfeld’s approach to working with severely disturbed narcissistic patients. Through a detailed analysis of a supervision of a session with a psychotic patient, this paper essentially highlights how important it is to construct a (cognitive and affective) basic common ground in or…
The clinical language of Sándor Ferenczi
Reflecting in the present paper on the legitimacy of a work to collect together the ideas, concepts, and terms of Sándor Ferenczi, the author will explore, through a series of questions and answers, the following points: why it is so clear-cut that Ferenczi should be included in the company of those great psychoanalytic authors who might be deemed entitled to such a study; whether Ferenczi possessed his own language, and if this was the case, whe…
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