Mother-Analyst Transference
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Against Understanding, Volume 2: Cases and Commentary in a Lacanian Key · Bruce Fink · p.198
<span id="page-36-0"></span>[WHAT'S SO DIFFERENT ABOUT](#page-7-0) LACAN'S APPROACH TO PSYCHOANALYSIS? > **Relation to the Analyst**
Theoretical move: Through detailed clinical vignette, Fink demonstrates how transference operates as a field in which repressed affects and object-relations (maternal and paternal) emerge first as projections onto the analyst before becoming accessible as memories, and how the analyst's clinical decisions (e.g., timing of the couch) are guided by reading transferential material for indicators of psychic structure (paranoid anxiety, foreclosure of vision, aggression).
He regularly slipped when saying that he was late in sending me a check, saying that he was late in sending me his 'bill.' This was perhaps because I was often associated in his mind with his mother.