Using the social meme of “first world problems” as an opening, this paper articulates a continuous field of psychoanalysis which extends from the individual to the social, and is demarcated by an ethics of place. Psychoanalytic processes are seen as taking place in a number of possible material settings, delimited by structures of framing which necessarily must exclude significant elements in order to make process accessible for work. This view is dependent on understanding that the unconscious operates within the heterologous and distinct registers of the collective as well as of the individual. Clinical examples help illustrate these ideas.

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第一世界问题和心灵的封闭社区：精神分析中的伦理

本文以“第一世界问题”的社会模因为开场，阐述了一个从个人延伸到社会的连续的精神分析领域，并以地方伦理为界。精神分析过程被视为发生在许多可能的物质环境中，由框架结构界定，这些框架结构必须排除重要元素，以使过程可用于工作。这种观点依赖于对无意识在集体和个人的异源和不同记录中运作的理解。临床例子有助于说明这些想法。