The coup d'état carried out by Freud, to make believe that he had only invented psychoanalysis, was successful. In addition, he did not give up before anything so that things happened ... came to erase the role of the formidable collective intellectual that, with him, but also without him, in spite of him, even against him, invented the discipline. All non-Freudian psychoanalysis was vilified, soiled, attacked by Freud and his own - his daughter of him Anna of him, in the first place.

Now, there is a left-handed psychoanalysis that rejects the Freudian idealist scheme of a psychic unconscious designed as an ectoplasm transmitted mysteriously from man from the glacial era. This left-hand psychoanalysis thinks the unconscious as a product of the concrete existence and conditions of individuals: the unconscious of the workers, of the poor, of the workers, of the unemployed that Freud refuses to deal with, with the Pretext that they enjoy the "benefit of the disease", little has to do with the unconscious of the rich idle bourgeoisie that runs to Freud.

In its short life of drug addict, eccentric and suicidal, Otto Gross invents the formula of the left psychoanalysis following the lineage of Nietzscheanism. Wilhelm Reich provides him with his conceptual arsenal and is Freudomarxism that, of course, gives an image of Freud close to that of a sex liberator and that of a progressive liberal, despite the fact that he has been an advocate of patriarchal sexual order and a partner Route of European fascisms. Eric fromm, exiled in the United States, reforms psychoanalysis, extracting the lesson of freedom failures: If the Freudiana Diván does not treat, it is not the fault of the patient who resists, as Freud says, but the culprit is the doctrine. As an anti-lacan decided by the rejection of him to obscurantism, histriffism, opportunism and sectarianism, fromm proposes a specific psychoanalysis more concerned about patients than by defense of Freudian doctrine assets.