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From Anguish to Symptom

Brigitte Haie

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Abstract

It can be observed clinically that the symptom doesn’t always appear in the first place. What brings the subject to consult is the feeling of anguish. Only then can the symptom be worked out. Anguish must be taken into account for the symptom to be reconstructed through fantasy. Two clinical cases support this theory.

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It can be observed clinically that the symptom doesn’t always appear in the first place. What brings the subject to consult is the feeling of anguish. Only then can the symptom be worked out. Anguish must be taken into account for the symptom to be reconstructed through fantasy. Two clinical cases support this theory.

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It can be observed clinically that the symptom doesn’t always appear in the first place. What brings the subject to consult is the feeling of anguish. Only then can the symptom be worked out. Anguish must be taken into account for the symptom to be reconstructed through fantasy. Two clinical cases support this theory.

Key concepts: Anguish, Feeling, Subject (documents), Fantasy, Psychoanalysis, Psychology, Philosophy, Psychotherapist

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