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Résumé
Cet article fait suite à un écrit précédent (Gabrion & Brunet, 2014), mais peut être considéré indépendamment. Il présente une analyse des enjeux narcissiques ayant ponctué l’existence d’un homme dont la carrière criminelle comporte surtout des vols. L’objectif principal est de comprendre de quelle façon la grandiosité et le surinvestissement du Moi idéal ont influencé le vécu criminel et relationnel du sujet. Douze entretiens ont permis de dégager trois thématiques en lien avec des conflictualités inconscientes : le surinvestissement du Moi idéal, l’identification à la criminalité et la perception de soi du sujet. L’analyse montre de quelle manière une certaine structuration de la personnalité a pu affecter les choix et le mode de vie privilégié de cet homme.
Mots-clés :
- Moi idéal,
- Surmoi,
- narcissisme,
- criminalité,
- personnalité
Abstract
This paper is a follow up to a previous publication (Gabrion & Brunet, 2014) but can be read independently. It presents an analysis of the narcissistic stakes that punctuated a man’s existence whose criminal record mainly contains thefts. The main objective is to understand how the omnipotence and the over-investment of the Ideal Ego had an influence in the subject’s criminal real-life experience and in his interpersonal relationships. Twelve interviews have allowed us to identify three themes relating to unconscious conflicts: the overinvestment of the Ideal Ego, the identification to criminality and the self-perception. The analysis shows how a specific structuring of the personality affected this man’s choices and his lifestyle.
Keywords:
- Ideal Ego,
- Superego,
- narcissism,
- criminality,
- personality
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