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David Vavassori, Sonia Harrati: passion for the act

In adolescents who are incarcerated, psychical ways of functioning based on dependence and passion for the act, are actualized in the setting of the detention center. This article deals with the psychical adjustments of these adolescents and the forms that their violence takes when it emerges. Violent acts thus appear to be a defense against the excitation of the drives induced by “incarceration hyperstimulation” and the relational and institutional promiscuity inherent to the setting of the juvenile detention center.

Adolescence, 2018, 36, 2, 333-348.

Anthony Brault, François Marty: identity and sound in adolescence

This article explores the place and role of the experience of sound in the process of adolescence. Through several clinical vignettes, we will deal with different ways sonic identity can be readjusted in adolescence and the consequences of these, for both the individual and the group. We will also show therapeutic work can be carried out when these readjustments cannot be dealt with psychically.

Adolescence, 2018, 36, 2, 319-331.

Vincent Cornalba: investing, between fidelity and break-up

The author, using a particular kind of recourse to ideology, recalls the importance of the process of re-investment in adolescence and investigates the specific dynamic it maintains in the subject, between binding and unbinding. This approach aims to highlight the issues of the responder function and the risks to the adolescent when this responder is missing or cannot meet the challenges of the process of subjectivation.

Adolescence, 2018, 36, 2, 305-317.

Olivier Douville: the appeal of jihad

This text shows how a psychoanalyst in Paris hears the way that young people, boys and girls, are seduced by the appeal of jihad. These young people are not fanatics. They are consulting a psychoanalyst on the advice of friends or family members. The author describes the significant identity issues and psychological wounds of these young people, but also their ideals and hopes.

Adolescence, 2018, 36, 2, 291-303.

Fatima Touhami, Sevan Minassian, Rahmeth Radjack, Adrien Lenjalley, Jonathan Lachal, Marie Rose Moro: the paths of khalthoum

There are as many risks of falling into radical engagement as there unique adolescent stories. We have carried out a study of how youths and radicalness are represented in the general population. We analyze a therapeutic encounter with a young Franco-Algerian Moslem woman. Her narrative enables us to show the connections between her quest for identity and the socio-historical context as she sees it, which helps bring together the intra-psychical, the subjective and the collective.

Adolescence, 2018, 36, 2, 275-290.

Maude Ludot, Isam Idris, Marie-Aude Piot, Rahmeth Radjack, Jonathan Lachal, Marie Rose Moro: traumatic racial mixing

“Radicalization” emerges in parents’discourse as a reason for seeking consultation for their children. In three clinical situations, it appears as a form of mediation used by adolescents to separate themselves from their parents and fill up a void in the transgenerational. “Traumatic racial mixing” is discussed as a factor in the identity process. The aim of this article is to understand the meaning of these radical engagements with the context of separation and individuation.

Adolescence, 2018, 36, 2, 263-274.

Francesca Di Giacomo, Solène Martin-Bonneville, Hélène Lida-Pulik: the feeling of the tragic

Tragedy, which was born in Athens in the 5thcentury B.C., is characterized by its representation of reality’s problematic nature. In adolescence, the solving of sexuality’s enigma enables one to invest the idea that conflicting forces determine human behavior. By discovering the tragic dimension of existence, the adolescent can become aware of the perverse maneuvers that take us from the register of ambiguity to that of paradox and can commit an act of denunciation.

Adolescence, 2018, 36, 2, 253-261.

Olivier Cavillon: Joining the jihad: a borderline experience

Significant and longterm contact with incarcerated female patients who have been “radicalized” leads to a hypothesis that espousing jihadist ideology may be the only way for these young women to bandage the wounds of an accident-filled family history. Once enthralled by this idealist dogma, they seem dispossessed of their thought activity and of the very essence of their subjectivity, to the point where they fuse with the sacred ideal and the radical doctrine.

Adolescence, 2018, 36, 2, 243-252.

ph. Gutton, F. Houssier : Sigmund Freud, un adolescent (pas) comme les autres

Quelles sont les « traces vives » de l’adolescence de Freud dans sa théorisation psychanalytiques ? L’auteur de Freud adolescent, Florian Houssier, dialogue avec Philippe Gutton à ce propos. Bien que Freud ait travaillé sur la métamorphose de la puberté, il semble toujours rabattre la sexualité adolescente du côté de l’infantile ou de la névrose adulte. Pour Florian Houssier des occurrences dans  la lecture de l’œuvre de Freud laissent penser qu’une part de son adolescence aurait été répudiée : scénarios, sensorialité, fantaisies masturbatoires…, Philippe Gutton répond sur la dimension « sexual » du pubertaire.

Adolescence, 2018, 36, 2, 401-418.

Florian Houssier : Freud, Ferenczi et la troisième puberté

La relation entre Freud et S. Ferenczi a fait l’objet de biens des travaux, notamment à partir du mouvement de réhabilitation des écrits de ce dernier. Pourtant, il existe peu d’éléments concernant la place de l’adolescence dans leur lien, malgré le « diagnostic » de troisième puberté posé par Freud à la fin de leur relation. Nous explorons leur échange pour montrer comment, dans un intense climat ambivalentiel, les positions de chacun résonnent avec leurs conflits d’adolescence.

Adolescence, 2018, 36, 2, 389-400.