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Argument on the Theme Authenticity — a way of being

The approach of authenticity and the authentic is among the subjects that are of great interest to the Romanian Journal of Psychoanalysis, especially since it comes as a continuation of the previous theme, the psychoanalytical perspective over identity. Like identity, the authentic allows for the differentiation of the individual and the affirmation of his or her uniqueness, in relation to the Other. We have found the following definitions of the term authentic in the English dictionary: AUTHENTIC, adjective. Accurate in representation of facts; trustworthy; reliable; of undisputed origin or authorship. ♦ (of a deed or other document) duly executed, any necessary legal formalities having been complied with. [ɔːˈθɛntɪk, from Late Latin authenticus — coming from the author, from Greek authentikos, from authentēs, — one who acts independently]. AUTHENTIC, adjective. That can be believed or accepted; trustworthy; reliable; that is in fact as represented; genuine; real; true to its