Marilia Aisenstein
Biographic Data
| ID | 4458912 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marilia Aisenstein |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marilia |
| FAMILY NAME | Aisenstein |
| SIGNATURE | AISENSTEIN M |
| AFFILIATIONS | 72 rue d’Assas, 75006 Paris, France –107 avenue du Général‐Bizot, 75012 Paris, France |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 36 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 58 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 36 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
How does analysis cure? (Comment la psychanalyse guérit-elle ?) , de Fred Busch
Dans cet article, l’auteur s’appuie sur trois textes de Sigmund Freud : l’un sur le Moïse de Michel-Ange, l’autre concernant un trouble de mémoire sur l’Acropole, et le troisième consacré au cas Dora. Dans les trois, il analyse respectivement : une erreur, un déni, un ratage ; et il rassemble ces trois impairs sous le signe d’une question sur la transmission : pourquoi Freud n’a-t‐il pas thématisé comme telle la transmission, alors même que la ps…
Aux sources de l’inspiration. L’écrivain, le poète, le graveur, face à l’inconscient , de Jean-Claude Rolland
Analyse en présence, analyse à distance , de Leopoldo Bleger
Le surmoi culturel , de Gilbert Diatkine
Quelques notes sur la technique psychanalytique avec les patients atteints de maladies somatiques
Pierre Marty et Michel de M’Uzan ont pour la première fois décrit la « pensée opératoire » lors du Congrès des Psychanalystes des Langues Romanes de 1962. L’Institut de Psychosomatique de Paris (IPSO), hôpital de jour à l’époque, a été fondé par Simone Veil, alors ministre de la Santé, en 1978. Pierre Marty, médecin directeur, et Michel Fain y étaient très présents ; ce dernier y donnait de nombreux séminaires, essentiellement théoriques, alors q…
Daniel Widlöcher et l’Association Psychanalytique Internationale
Je veux simplement rendre hommage ici à un très grand psychanalyste, président de l’API et de l’APF, professeur de psychiatrie, chercheur, mais surtout une personne d’une qualité très rare. Sa bienveillance, son humanité, son équanimité ne se sont jamais démenties même au moment de conflits très difficiles
A Fresh Look at Psychoanalytical Technique. Selected Papers on Psychoanalysis , de Fred Busch
Précocité, prématurité du moi. De la qualité des sublimations
À partir de la notion de précocité et de la « prématurité du moi » décrite par Michel Fain, l’auteur s’interroge sur les destins et la valeur fonctionnelle de la sublimation en relation avec la précocité/prématurité. Se fondant sur les travaux de Michel Fain, Benno Rosenberg et André Green, elle propose d’examiner la qualité de cette dernière et pose l’hypothèse d’un « négatif de la sublimation ». Résultant d’une désintrication pulsionnelle qui l…
Le verbe devant l’inconscient. Nouvelles données métapsychologiques , de Jean-Claude Rolland
Dear Candidate: Analysts from around the world offer personal reflection on Psychoanalytic Training, Education and the Profession , de Fred Bush
En réponse à l’article de Paul Denis
Conferência de Marilia Aisenstein
É com imenso prazer que publicamos, neste número, a Conferência da Dra. Marilia Aisenstein, apresentada por ela na Jornada da SBPdePA - Caminhos da Dor, em setembro de 2019, em Porto Alegre, por videoconferência, que gentilmente nos enviou. [...]
La « pensée opératoire », de Pierre Marty et Michel de M’Uzan: Relire Marty et de M’Uzan en 2020
L’auteur commente « La “pensée opératoire” », communication de Pierre Marty et Michel de M’Uzan au XXIII e Congrès des Psychanalystes de Langues Romanes de 1962, à la lumière de l’évolution de la psychosomatique contemporaine de l’École de Paris et montre comment ce texte constitue « la part occulte » du rapport de C. David et M. Fain dont il est complémentaire. Suit une discussion de la pensée opératoire, non plus comme résultant d’une défaillan…
Repetition and the compulsion to repeat, a French perspective
The discovery of a compulsion to repeat and its involvement in the elaboration of the second drive theory of the libido and the death drive was fundamental in the evolution of Freud's thought: psychic functioning was no longer governed by the pleasure principle alone, and this changed analytic technique. This led in 1923 to a change of topography in order to take into consideration the existence of destructiveness within the mind that Freud had h…
Commentary on Zerbe
L’aventure des trois modèles
L’auteur relate une tranche d’histoire de l’Association psychanalytique internationale entre 1989 et 2017. La reconnaissance de trois « modèles de formation » a été une réforme cruciale pour la communauté psychanalytique internationale
An Analytic Journey: From the Art of Archery to the Art of Psychoanalysis
This book is a journey through almost forty years of practice. Each chapter is independent of the others and develops around a specific theme: psychoanalysis in France, the transference, fathers today, psychic bisexuality, the sick body, human destructivity, and so on. The underlying thread is none the less the question of knowing how the drive operates between the biological body and mental functioning consisting of representations and affects, …
Analytic Journey: From the Art of Archery to the Art of Psychoanalysis
Thinking as an act of the flesh (2014)
An introduction to Michel Fain’s thought
Michel Fain was born in Paris on 29 November 1917 at 95 rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine. This address is not without importance because it was the ultimate stage of a long and tumultuous emigration t
Mentalisation and passivity by Michel Fain
Michel Fain (1917–2007) was an eminent figure of the Paris Psychoanalytical Society (he was both its President and also the Director of the Institute), and had a profound influence on French psycho
Murdered father, dead father: Revisiting the Oedipus complex
I have been privileged to witness the birth of the conceptualization that is at the heart of this book. Ten years ago, Rosine Perelberg and I were both invited with Andre Green and Julia Kristeva t
The Question of the Father in 2015
Freudpaternal issuesfathersCláudio EizirikMosestriangulationOedipusLacanAncient Greeceidentificationparricide
A Particular Form of Paternal Identification in Women
IdentificationFreudian theoryfatherscultureoedipal complexpsychic bisexualitysexualitymasculinityfemininityphallocentrismseduction theorymultiple personalitypsychosis
Paternal Identification in Women: A Dialogue between Jay Greenberg and Marilia Aisenstein
(2012). Paternal Identification in Women: a Dialogue between Jay Greenberg and Marilia Aisenstein. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 81, No. 1, pp. 39-51
The indissociable unity of psyche and soma: A view from the Paris Psychosomatic School
Depending on whether or not psyche/soma is seen as singular or dual, one may construct different systems explaining man and the world, life and death. In the author's view, the discoveries of psychoanalysis offer a perfectly cogent and unique solution to the famous mind/body problem. In transferring the duality psyche/soma on to the duality of drives, psychoanalysis places the origin of the thought process in the body. In Beyond the pleasure prin…
Conceptual framework from the Paris Psychosomatic School: A clinical psychoanalytic approach to oncology
This article presents further clinical material from the Paris Psychosomatic School (Aisenstein, 2006). The Freudian foundations of psychosomatics are detailed and post-Freudian developments focusing on the contribution of the Paris Psychosomatic School are outlined, in particular, the somatizing process as a result of regression and the somatizing process as a result of drive unbinding. The authors argue that the latter possibly gives rise to pr…
A Particular Form of Paternal Identification in Women
IdentificationFreudian theoryfatherscultureoedipal complexpsychic bisexualitysexualitymasculinityfemininityphallocentrismseduction theorymultiple personalitypsychosis
On Therapeutic Action
The author presents her views on therapeutic action in the light of an examination of key Freudian works. She also discusses the work of some psychoanalytic thinkers who followed Freud, such as Klein and Green. Lacan's thinking and his influence on French psychoanalysis are summarized. A detailed clinical vignette is presented to illustrate the author's use of the psychoanalytic method to ameliorate a patient's troubled mental functioning
The Question of the Father in 2015
Freudpaternal issuesfathersCláudio EizirikMosestriangulationOedipusLacanAncient Greeceidentificationparricide
Does the Cure Come as a Byproduct of Psychoanalytic Treatment
Successful psychoanalytic treatment accomplishes more than symptom relief; it involves a psychic restructuring that is facilitated by the process of working through. The author reviews Freud's original description of this process and traces its evolution since then. Application of the psychoanalytic method as an appropriate therapeutic modality for non-neurotic patients is illustrated through the presentation of a clinical vignette
An introduction to Michel Fain’s thought
Michel Fain was born in Paris on 29 November 1917 at 95 rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine. This address is not without importance because it was the ultimate stage of a long and tumultuous emigration t
Introduction to the paper by Pierre Marty: The narcissistic difficulties presented to the observer by the psychosomatic problem
This article by Pierre Marty was first published in French in 1952 in La Revue Francaise de Psychanalyse. In order to more fully understand his contribution, we must situate this article in the cou
Letter from Paris
It is fair to say, I think, that French psychoanalysis today is rich and lively. To give a clear picture of the current psychoanalytic landscape, it is necessary to go back to the 1950s. After the
Repetition and the compulsion to repeat, a French perspective
The discovery of a compulsion to repeat and its involvement in the elaboration of the second drive theory of the libido and the death drive was fundamental in the evolution of Freud's thought: psychic functioning was no longer governed by the pleasure principle alone, and this changed analytic technique. This led in 1923 to a change of topography in order to take into consideration the existence of destructiveness within the mind that Freud had h…
Mentalisation and passivity by Michel Fain
Michel Fain (1917–2007) was an eminent figure of the Paris Psychoanalytical Society (he was both its President and also the Director of the Institute), and had a profound influence on French psycho
On analytic listening
Does the Cure Come as a Byproduct of Psychoanalytic Treatment
Successful psychoanalytic treatment accomplishes more than symptom relief; it involves a psychic restructuring that is facilitated by the process of working through. The author reviews Freud's original description of this process and traces its evolution since then. Application of the psychoanalytic method as an appropriate therapeutic modality for non-neurotic patients is illustrated through the presentation of a clinical vignette
Theoretical approach to somatic conditions
On analytic listening
The indissociable unity of psyche and soma: A view from the Paris Psychosomatic School
Depending on whether or not psyche/soma is seen as singular or dual, one may construct different systems explaining man and the world, life and death. In the author's view, the discoveries of psychoanalysis offer a perfectly cogent and unique solution to the famous mind/body problem. In transferring the duality psyche/soma on to the duality of drives, psychoanalysis places the origin of the thought process in the body. In Beyond the pleasure prin…
On Therapeutic Action
The author presents her views on therapeutic action in the light of an examination of key Freudian works. She also discusses the work of some psychoanalytic thinkers who followed Freud, such as Klein and Green. Lacan's thinking and his influence on French psychoanalysis are summarized. A detailed clinical vignette is presented to illustrate the author's use of the psychoanalytic method to ameliorate a patient's troubled mental functioning
Discussion of Sander M. Abend’s “Freud, Transference, and Therapeutic Action”
Introduction to the paper by Pierre Marty: The narcissistic difficulties presented to the observer by the psychosomatic problem
This article by Pierre Marty was first published in French in 1952 in La Revue Francaise de Psychanalyse. In order to more fully understand his contribution, we must situate this article in the cou
Letter from Paris
It is fair to say, I think, that French psychoanalysis today is rich and lively. To give a clear picture of the current psychoanalytic landscape, it is necessary to go back to the 1950s. After the
Conceptual framework from the Paris Psychosomatic School: A clinical psychoanalytic approach to oncology
This article presents further clinical material from the Paris Psychosomatic School (Aisenstein, 2006). The Freudian foundations of psychosomatics are detailed and post-Freudian developments focusing on the contribution of the Paris Psychosomatic School are outlined, in particular, the somatizing process as a result of regression and the somatizing process as a result of drive unbinding. The authors argue that the latter possibly gives rise to pr…
Clinical treatment of psychosomatic symptoms
1. Panel held at the 46th Congress of the International Psychoanalytical Association, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 31 July 2009. Panelists: Elsa de Aisemberg (Buenos Aires), Panos Aloupis (Paris) and Harvey Rich. (Washington, DC).Notes1. Panel held at the 46th Congress of the International Psychoanalytical Association, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 31 July 2009. Panelists: Elsa de Aisemberg (Buenos Aires), Panos Aloupis (Paris) and Harvey Rich. (Washington,…
Psychosomatics today: A Psychoanalytic Perspective
A Particular Form of Paternal Identification in Women
IdentificationFreudian theoryfatherscultureoedipal complexpsychic bisexualitysexualitymasculinityfemininityphallocentrismseduction theorymultiple personalitypsychosis
Paternal Identification in Women: A Dialogue between Jay Greenberg and Marilia Aisenstein
(2012). Paternal Identification in Women: a Dialogue between Jay Greenberg and Marilia Aisenstein. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 81, No. 1, pp. 39-51
The Question of the Father in 2015
Freudpaternal issuesfathersCláudio EizirikMosestriangulationOedipusLacanAncient Greeceidentificationparricide
Murdered father, dead father: Revisiting the Oedipus complex
I have been privileged to witness the birth of the conceptualization that is at the heart of this book. Ten years ago, Rosine Perelberg and I were both invited with Andre Green and Julia Kristeva t
An Analytic Journey: From the Art of Archery to the Art of Psychoanalysis
This book is a journey through almost forty years of practice. Each chapter is independent of the others and develops around a specific theme: psychoanalysis in France, the transference, fathers today, psychic bisexuality, the sick body, human destructivity, and so on. The underlying thread is none the less the question of knowing how the drive operates between the biological body and mental functioning consisting of representations and affects, …
Analytic Journey: From the Art of Archery to the Art of Psychoanalysis
Thinking as an act of the flesh (2014)
An introduction to Michel Fain’s thought
Michel Fain was born in Paris on 29 November 1917 at 95 rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine. This address is not without importance because it was the ultimate stage of a long and tumultuous emigration t
Mentalisation and passivity by Michel Fain
Michel Fain (1917–2007) was an eminent figure of the Paris Psychoanalytical Society (he was both its President and also the Director of the Institute), and had a profound influence on French psycho
Commentary on Zerbe
L’aventure des trois modèles
L’auteur relate une tranche d’histoire de l’Association psychanalytique internationale entre 1989 et 2017. La reconnaissance de trois « modèles de formation » a été une réforme cruciale pour la communauté psychanalytique internationale
Conferência de Marilia Aisenstein
É com imenso prazer que publicamos, neste número, a Conferência da Dra. Marilia Aisenstein, apresentada por ela na Jornada da SBPdePA - Caminhos da Dor, em setembro de 2019, em Porto Alegre, por videoconferência, que gentilmente nos enviou. [...]
La « pensée opératoire », de Pierre Marty et Michel de M’Uzan: Relire Marty et de M’Uzan en 2020
L’auteur commente « La “pensée opératoire” », communication de Pierre Marty et Michel de M’Uzan au XXIII e Congrès des Psychanalystes de Langues Romanes de 1962, à la lumière de l’évolution de la psychosomatique contemporaine de l’École de Paris et montre comment ce texte constitue « la part occulte » du rapport de C. David et M. Fain dont il est complémentaire. Suit une discussion de la pensée opératoire, non plus comme résultant d’une défaillan…
Repetition and the compulsion to repeat, a French perspective
The discovery of a compulsion to repeat and its involvement in the elaboration of the second drive theory of the libido and the death drive was fundamental in the evolution of Freud's thought: psychic functioning was no longer governed by the pleasure principle alone, and this changed analytic technique. This led in 1923 to a change of topography in order to take into consideration the existence of destructiveness within the mind that Freud had h…
Psychology (22 works) · Psychoanalysis (20 works) · Psychoanalysis and Psychopathology Research (17 works) · Philosophy (16 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (15 works) · Psychoanalytic theory (10 works) · Humanities (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Psychology and Mental Health (6 works) · Psychotherapist (6 works)