M. Fognini's and S. Harel's Workshop An Autobiography of Thought. It is common to indicate how narrative lability is woven in analytical discourse when looking for its specific character. There is at the core of this project an imaginary weakness that touches on the very perception of the self as projected identity. We see the narrative here as the secondary reprisal of a narrative identity that was played out during the cure.
Writing also contributes to inflect what lack in analysis has already been woven in the cure.
We will draw examples from Didier Anzieu's Beckett et le psychanalyste and Bion's A Memoir of the Future. In all, we wish to question such a problematic of truth and falsehood by looking into the discursive mediations brought into analytical writing, whether fictional or theoretical. From there, we will endeavour to define what could be construed as the autofictional writing of the analyst and the countertransferential features of such a scriptural process.