In a new episode of Discussions on Psychoanalysis, your hosts, Grégoire Pierre and Edgard Francisco Danielsen, engage in their last discussion of the series on psychoanalysis and the social. In particular, Grégoire and Edgard Francisco share their thoughts on the assumptions and cultural perceptions the members of the dyad - analyst and analysand - may have of each other while listening to each other in languages outside their mother's tongues. In addition, they discuss their ideas on the ubiquitous presence - conscious and unconscious - of the social locations of the patient. Finally, the hosts explore the meaning of fee and the phantasies associated with it depending on the taxation structures in different countries. The hosts end on the idea that psychotherapy is psychoanalysis when it disrupts social assumptions and phantasies.

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[0:00] Intro

[2:00] Language

[4:36] Fees and Culture

[11:00] Symptoms and cultural/group dynamic

[18:35] What we disclose and what we don't

[19:30] General Relativity of human values

[29:00] Conclusion