“…Let us consider our attitude, as psychoanalysts, to our patients' narration and their 'being' (Milanesi, 2022), or to Bion (1967), who advised approaching the patient 'without memory and desire', with a negative capacity which resembles epochè (Husserl, 1992), the inner monologue of certain writers, fluctuating attention, the possibility of oneiric encounters in the analytic field, where the invoking of reason to explain the world, the patient and patient-analyst interaction represent only noise, an incursion of that ruthless killer at work that Freud calls the death drive (Riva, 2022).…”