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In the context of the examination of the concept of ordinary psychosis, we propose a summary presentation of this new categorical entity, followed by a case study to illustrate the theoretical and practical significance of the notion. The structural identification and differential approach allow here a fine discernment of a subjective situation characterized by a discrete psychotic functioning. The joint elements arising from clinical observation and listening lead to considering the quality of supplemental arrangements guided by real body use and the serialization of imaginary identifications. We then determine what it is that seems to contribute to a kind of active stabilizing of psychosis beyond its triggers.