A critique of verticality in Ferenczi and Winnicott

This article highlights the contemporaneity of Ferenczi and Winnicott in psychoanalytic scene by placing themselves through their theoretical and clinical texts out of the logic of opposition to difference, characteristic of relations exercised by the hegemonic power. These authors highlight the importance of the environment and corporeality in the production of subjectivities, We can grasp, through their writings, a critical elaboration to exercise modes of power that take place in the societies of psychoanalysis to reproduce vertical models that account for the subject, In the same direction, the identification with the aggressor, idea formulated by Ferenczi, masterfully addresses the psychological suffering of modern man entangled in fascist practices that, being subjected by violence, reproduces the logic of the colonizer to sustain the state of affairs. Ferenczi and Winnicott stress in the clinic the field of emotions, sensations confronting the logic of the signifier structured in the discursive -interpretative model of psychoanalysis.