The search for the microscopic components of unconscious conflict is one of the main goals of micropsychoanalysis, which focuses attention on the details of psychic life where affection shifts and concentrates. Micropsychoanalysis, discovered by the Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst Silvio Fanti in the 1950s, derives “from a slow metabolization of Freudian psychoanalysis and from the comparative study of the repetitions of life and death that man unknowingly performs.” (Fanti S., 1986).