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The article discusses various new frontiers in psychoanalysis and the expansion of human, scientific, and clinical horizons in the field. It highlights the importance of the intersubjective dimension in clinical work and the recent evolution of scientific knowledge in psychoanalysis. The article also explores the concepts of countertransference, total situation, and the role of the digestive system in mental life. Additionally, it discusses the theoretical and clinical features of control-mastery theory, the effectiveness of psychoanalysis in treating bipolar disorders, and the interdisciplinary dialogue between psychoanalysis and music. [Extracted from the article]