L’heurt du silence.

The psychoanalytical dispositive opens the possibility of the advent of a clinical fact, of something that has taken on a singular value in the experience of the one who comes to speak. If the analyst has the duty to interpret, he is careful not to respond as an expert. Holding to the measure of what causes and makes the subject talk, the ethics of desire implies having weighed the value of silence in order to produce the ‘right not-said’. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]