ABSTRACT
The clinical evocation offered by Mireille Fognini introduces us pertinently to the issue and concept of the polyphony of dreams. What is reported in the clinical evocation corresponds to the configuration of cross-dreams, which are highlighted in a remarkable way in the dream narrative by the signifier. It is nevertheless true that the transference and countertransference elements delineate a common and shared oneiric space organised by the double dream navel that which reaches down into the unknown and has its roots in the mycelium of the unconscious of each patient; and that which nourishes itself on our unconscious intersubjective relations.
