Réaction verbale des patients atteints de la maladie d'Alzheimer face à leur environnement. Du moi topique au moi corps

Alzheimer's disease is a neurodegeneration inferring the reorganization of Freud's ego on perceptive level. From clinical examples, we understand the psychological symptoms and verbalizations of Alzheimer's patients as reactions to a significant enigmatic environment. The Freudian ego declines to become a corporal ego, the topic superego disappears. Analysis of a review of the literature on sensoriality leads us to look at Alzheimer patients from an ecological point of view in connection with their history. The clinical relationship is then contextualized and the Alzheimer's patient becomes included as an individual environment.