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Interesting from a psychoanalytic point of view…, a formula that incites, that challenges us intellectually, even more so, as the phrase belongs to a novelist, who doesn't even use it in relation to the main character. On the other hand, it is a phrase that incites all the more so as it makes a direct reference to the truth … but which truth are we referring to? What truth can be interesting from a psychoanalytic point of view? Perhaps we should ask ourselves further from which psychoanalytic point of view…
In the attempt to establish the benchmarks for identifying the truth, Brînduşa Orăşanu takes us on a journey on two layers, brought together in a double that appears to be, through its shape and dynamics of its content, the very answer to the question that can be read between the lines regarding the relationship between truth and identity. The First layer is that of forms of exploration and approximation of truth and identity, based on benchmarks that may be offered by the evolution of psychoanalytical thinking both on clinical and metapsychological level. The second layer, brought forth as a double of the First, is the one in which we are exploring the reality of a character who becomes our guide towards coming to know the truth and revealing identity, in a form so close to per via di levare, closeness which makes this approach very interesting for psychoanalysts … and also for psychoanalysis…
In every twist and turn of this journey for searching the truth, by using techniques akin to those of the motion-picture Brînduşa Orăşanu brings forth a series of theoretical - clinical testimonies, different forms of explorations of the truth, a psychoanalytic truth, meaning a clinical truth, a truth that springs