PSYCHOANALYSIS AS ART OF LOVE - A KIND OF HEALTH-LOVE - ON THE PSYCHOANALYTIC MEANING OF SEXUALITY BETWEEN THE ANALYTIC PATIENT AND HIS ANALYST

We need psychoanalytic answers to very practical questions. Do analyst s more and more defend themselves unconsciously against the erotic nat ure of analysis? In what fully sensual way should the antierotic traum a reappear in analysis? By what best possible means may the analyst fu rther the analysis of the neurosis? Is analysis itself itself a repres entation of the erotic drive? Is the analytic setting itself an erotic challenge? How does the analyst by his choice of words unconsciously perform a counterresistance? Do analysts defend against the mere possi bility of mutual love actions? How do the dynamics of the erotic drive s of the id appear in the modality of real possibility? Finally, do Fr eud's 'Remarks on Transference Love' allude on a poem by Heinrich Hein e, whom he estimated highly?