Abstract EN:

The aim of this is to study the young adults' search for identity, bringing out the ill-being which results from it, as they can't see where they belong. This ill-being refers to narcissistic frailty, which is the modern form of subjectivity, ensnared by uncertainty and undifferenciation. But if this subjectivity is rooted in the history of the child - itself dominated by the impact of parental figures - it doesn't only reflect what has been lived. Indeed, the human being also lives in the social daily life, characterized by specific logics, which changes according to the demands - and crises - of capitalist mastery, logics which commands several domains : economic, political, ideological, socio-symbolical. Thus, the approach of narcissism is here intentionally multi-referential, in its search for interconnections between the social and the psychic world, the position non position in the social world and place for involvements counter-involvements of the subject being considered as a fundamental matrix-point of junction ("matrice-carrefour") and as one of the loci of the "interprocessual" knot.