<p>An earlier essay (Spero, <CitationRef CitationID="CR12">2025</CitationRef>) regarding the phrase “gathering the transference” focused on the etymological roots of the words “gathering” and “harvesting” in Greek, English and Hebrew. The author acknowledges overlooking the expression “taking the transference” used by Neville Symington, M. Gerrard Fromm and Judith Mitrani, and highlights subtle differences and similarities between “gathering” and “taking.”</p>
Further Remarks On Gathering Or “Taking” The Transference
An earlier essay (Spero, 2025) regarding the phrase “gathering the transference” focused on the etymological roots of the words “gathering” and “harvesting” in Greek, English and Hebrew. The author acknowledges overlooking the expression “taking the transference” used by Neville Symington, M. Gerrard Fromm and Judith Mitrani, and highlights subtle differences and similarities between “gathering” and “taking.”