Drooling with envy
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When Nemo seizes the practitioner’s glasses in the pocket of his shirt, grabs his notes to tear them up, smears him with green paint, what is he doing? What is he taking hold of? What is this envy? An envy that cannot be easily identified and that must be differentiated from jealousy. For Rosine Lefort, it is envy that allows the child to reproduce what he is in the eyes of the analyst. It is close to frustration as defined by Jacques Lacan. In the child’s psychosis, envy is a moment that allows him to produce his being for the Other.
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