Abstract

The term of unconscious intelligence takes on different meanings in Freud: of representation and ordering of the pathogenic nuclei in the Hysteria, expression of a profound readiness to care and search for one’s own truth, profound understanding of what the Other has hidden in the psychic transmission, highlighting the infans’ gifts as a reader. This layering of meanings, however, is reduced to two major alternatives: to close or open to the new, to incorporate it into a pre-formed network, or instead, through listening to the unspoken, to welcome what is not represented, laying the foundations of a psychic work on intersubjective psychic reality