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This paper brings Donald Winnicott's views on hatred in the countertransference to bear on pedagogical relationships between teachers and students in classroom settings. Specifically, the paper explores the ways in which teachers' affective dynamics shape their identifications with students. The question of objective vs subjective hatred is raised as a problem of ethics in teaching.