[Psychoanalysis and reality].

Abstract

The consequences of the exclusion demanded by psychoanalysis of the social and political reality from the analytical situation are shown.--Assumption of unconscious infantile conflicts as essential motivating forces of macro- and microscopical processes. --Danger of misinterpretation of concrete patterns of behaviour and experience of the patient. --Development of an unrealistic analytical world in the experiences of the patient, psychoanalytical folie à deux. As a basic condition for the use of important and useful conceptions in psychoanalysis, the consideration of the relation between subjective reflection and objective conditions is demanded.