Metapsychological assertions about the inscriptions of time in the psychic apparatus: Bonaparte and Laplanche

The objective is to make work via Laplanche the specificities of the inscriptions of time in the psychic apparatus from the Bonapartean claim that time is like a strange and threatening intrusion imposed on us by adults as children. The pertinence of this research is its methodological choice when analyzing such assertion through the theory of generalized seduction - TSG and the notion of message. Our results predict that the unconscious does not remain alien to time, despite its timelessness. The sensation of infinite time brings not only the feeling of illusory immortality, but also leads us to the commotion of being taken without control in the temporal and timeless rhythm of pleasure and displeasure in the psychic apparatus.