Humor and the Session
Donnet, Jean-Luc
Humor and the Session - 2013.
72
By revealing a particular regressive capacity of the ego-superego relationship, humor, according to Freud, challenges the very essence of the superego. A precise exploration shows that the humoristic process relies both on the archaic, maternal pole of the superego and on its post-oedipal, bi-identificatory and impersonal register. This complexity opens perspectives on how humor is brought into play in the treatment process.
Humor and the Session - 2013.
72
By revealing a particular regressive capacity of the ego-superego relationship, humor, according to Freud, challenges the very essence of the superego. A precise exploration shows that the humoristic process relies both on the archaic, maternal pole of the superego and on its post-oedipal, bi-identificatory and impersonal register. This complexity opens perspectives on how humor is brought into play in the treatment process.
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