transferential

"So all of your transferential projections onto actors and actresses only lead you to feel rejected," suggested a magazine editor.

Ettinger calls for the recognition of the matrixial transference as a dimension in the transferential relationships in psychoanalysis.

Secondly, the existence of a State of right capable of guaranteeing the free practice of a transmission like the transferential kind.

Rather, she was protecting some transferential image she had of me, allowing me room to pretend that nothing meaningful was actually occurring during the conversation.

I wasn't sure how much Ray Welle was going to like talking about the transferential aspects of his treatment of Mariko.

"Trans-subjective transferential borderspace."

They sound to me like a brilliant patient on an analyst's couch; the beloved of the sonnets is a silent, attentive analyst, buried beneath glittering heaps of her/his prolix analysand's gorgeous, jeweled transferential fantasies.

In it, 'supported by structuralist and gestaltist concepts, Lagache works with the supposition that the mind operates in search of certain integrations...In transferential repetition there is always a desire to complete something that had remained incomplete'.

Instead of Freud and the transferential method there are the inspector (like a character in a case history, he is never named) and his handbook of criminology, which requires of investigators such minute self-examination that they miss the evidence of their eyes.