Le raisonnement psychanalytique. Hybridation et coadaptation

Psychoanalytic reasoning is generally explored in its relation to psychoanalytic theorizations and rarely in its relation to an epistemology critically exploring the scientific nature of knowledge. The author of this article is interested in the particular case of psychoanalytic reasoning and the lack of classical logic in the theoretical corpus and in psychoanalytic exchanges. The basic observation is the following: because of the lack of dialogue between disciplines, we know nothing, in psychoanalysis, of theoretical mixing in logic as we know nothing of psychoanalytic logic in science. The thesis defended is that of a necessary hybridization of reasoning that questions the relationship between the general and the particular. Clinical reasoning and the medical model support this thesis of inter-theoretical cooperation echoing co-adaptation in biology.