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The
postulation
of
an
intersubjective
dimension
renders
it
possible
to
tackle
problematics
so
far
considered
external
to
psychoanalyis,
which
might
enter
our
theory
and
our
practice
as
conflict.
Subjectivity
qua
psychoanalytic
concept
based
on
the
Two
will
coexist
disharmoniously,
and
overlap,
with
the
dimension
that
takes
the
identity
bases
as
its
point
of
departure
and
that
has
been
so
far
the
support
for
our
understanding
of
the
functioning
of
a
subject’s
psychic
apparatus.
Being
equal
to
oneself
and
increasing
and
strengthening
one’s
singularity
on
the
basis
of
strongly
rooted
convictions
differs
greatly
from
becoming
a
subject
and
progressively
belonging
in
each
situation
(in
each
dimension).
In
this
way,
a
model
is
instituted
in
which
two
ideas
that
propose
their
own
logics
will
have
to
coexist,
namely,
that
of
the
integration
within
a
homogenous
world,
and
that
of
dispersion
within
a
heterogenous
world.
Intersubjectivity
thus
thought
contemplates
a
work
based
on
doing
with
pure
difference
as
its
point
of
departure,
and
moves
away
from
those
who
associate
intersubjectivity
with
empathy,
with
a
single
mode
of
functioning
from
which
will
stem
all
the
significations
of
the
various
acts
during
one’s
life,
acts
that
are
resignified
in
a
transferential
mode.
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