“…If thinking of management policies is highlighting a clinical style, we position ourselves stating that the artificial disease, transference neurosis, can only be driven and dissolved at the end of analysis, if the induced pathology, prototype of the actual disease, finds the possibility of being expressed or represented by the patient from the analyst's style. However, we understand that style, in psychoanalysis, is far beyond the field of words, for it comprehends the indecipherable that shows up over the sliding speech (FERREIRA & SILVA & CARRIJO, 2014): "style is not the word, but it is about the unpronounceable (...) in its poetic function, it is not intended to be solely a rhetorical resource or a discursive baroque; it is the road that makes it possible to bear the anguish before the impossibility of saying everything" (FERREIRA & SILVA & CARRIJO, 2014, p. 76). Transference management would not put an end to the conflict between Eros and the death instinct, since it is a component of the psychic.…”