Cotti Patricia
University of Paris.
Psychoanal Hist. 2004;6(2):237-51. doi: 10.3366/pah.2004.6.2.237.
Between 1905 and 1911 a perspective slowly appeared in Freud's works -- a perspective which he considered "historical" and which he eventually named "history of the libido's development" ("Entwicklungsgeschichte der Libido") in 1911. By reading again "The Rate Man," "Schreber" and "The Wolf Man" we can understand how Freud, thanks to the analysis of his case histories, outlined the particularities of this "history of the libido's development," which lies at the core of infantile prehistory. We will also study how this "history of the libido's development," in providing a stereotyped interpretation of psychic material, could lead to a reduction of the very movement of the analysis.
1905年至1911年间，一种观点在弗洛伊德的著作中逐渐显现——他认为这是一种“历史性”的观点，并于1911年最终将其命名为“力比多发展史”（“Entwicklungsgeschichte der Libido”）。通过再次研读《鼠人》《施雷伯》和《狼人》，我们可以理解弗洛伊德如何借助对其病例史的分析，勾勒出这一“力比多发展史”的特殊性，而这一历史处于婴儿期史前史的核心。我们还将研究这种“力比多发展史”在对心理素材提供一种刻板解释时，如何可能导致分析运动本身的简化。
