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The theme of this issue is anchored in the disorientation and the lack of possibility for a prognosis regarding the evolution of the current socio-political context. The psychoanalytic perspective on reality, as revealed in the articles published in this issue, seeks to explain on-going phenomena and thereby reduce the disorientation felt on a social level. Even though war no longer dominates the majority of news space, even t...Read more

The author aims to link the origin of war within the human psyche to Freud’s discovery in the context of the second theory of drives: it concerns the death drive. While conflict is a part of a peaceful psychic state – to the extent that peace presupposes the democratic coexistence of differentiated elements of the self and objects – war is underpinned by the omnipotence of a part of the psyche that seeks to impose its la...Read more

Contents - Tome XVI, no. 2 - 2023


Romanian Journal of Psychoanalysis

The Romanian Journal of Psychoanalysis was founded in 2007, on the occasion of the International Colloquium of Psychoanalysis « Thinking Hate and Violence » (Bucharest, 2008), at the initiative of the Romanian psychoanalyst Nadia Bujor from the Psychoanalytic Society in Paris. Brînduşa Orăşanu, Vera Şandor and Vasile Dem Zamfirescu, from the Romanian Society of Psychoanalysis were the founders, as well as the Romanian Scientific Committee of this journal. The purpose of the journal is to stimulate psychoanalytic research and scientific communication in this field, both between Romanian psychoanalysts as well as between them and their foreign peers. It is for this reason that the articles are published exclusively in French or English.

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