Entre rêve et foi, où se tient le sujet du désir?

The author explores the relationship between the unconscious and faith by rediscovering the pertinence, profundity, and effectiveness of the existential thought of the Roman-Jewish poet Benjamin Fondane. In times when barbarism seeks to impose an idolatrous and miserable God on humanity, the author takes a new approach to the question of faith, which, according to her, cannot be separated from the question of the unconscious and evil. This is done through a critique of Freud's book, "The Future of an Illusion," and the often reductive approach to this question by psychoanalysts. His rediscovery of the effectiveness of existential thinking allows for a profound and subjective displacement of this question.