Passionate forms and the problem of subjectivity: Freud, Frau Emmy von N. and the unconscious communication of affect
Passionate forms and the problem of subjectivity: Freud, Frau Emmy von N. and the unconscious communication of affect
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激情形式和主观性问题：弗洛伊德、艾美·冯·N.女士和情感的无意识交流
作者：
Jan Campbell;S. Pile
本文考虑了弗洛伊德的第一个临床病例“Emmy Von N”中情感的转移和循环。我们特别关心的是在弗洛伊德的案例研究中梳理出情感的无意识交流。在某种程度上，这有助于理解情感及其代表形式——激情——之间的关系。在某种程度上，我们对案例研究的仔细阅读也旨在为最近关于“主体性问题”的辩论做出贡献。在我们对艾米的治疗过程和弗洛伊德的治疗干预的阅读中，我们揭示了他们之间无意识的交流，特别是涉及到情感的转移——艾米坚持自己的激情本质，而弗洛伊德试图破坏她的激情。我们认为，正是通过欣赏情感的无意识交换及其激情形式，弗洛伊德开始理解这些激情的新形式的可能性。
This article considers the transfer and circulation of affects in Freud’s first clinical case, ‘Emmy Von N.’ We are especially concerned to tease out the unconscious communication of affects within Freud’s case study. In part, this is to contribute to an understanding of the relationship between affect and its representative, passionate, forms. In part, our close reading of the case study is also designed to contribute the recent debates about ‘the problem of subjectivity’. In our reading of the course of Emmy’s treatment and Freud’s therapeutic interventions, we disclose the unconscious communication between them, especially involving the transfer of affects – with Emmy insisting on their passionate nature and Freud’s attempts to undermine her passions. We argue that it is precisely through appreciating the unconscious exchange of affects and their passionate forms that Freud came to understand the possibility of new forms for those passions.