The boundaries of feeling and thinking, inside and outside, own and alien, psyche and society are subverted in Rückkehr nach Reims. The sociological prism is the aesthetic trick of this fictional autobiography. Therefore it comes to a playful and creative crossing of the boundaries between the psychic inner world and the social outer world. It is an autobiography of the social unconscious, which should be made aware by the retrospective sociological analysis of emotional resistances. The inner world is in this way masked discursively. The sociologized psyche appears as the Außenwelt der Innenwelt der Außenwelt. The text investigates whether this form of autofiction is a borderline case of resistant emotional worlds and how far it can show the (pseudo-) autobiographical material as an exemplary understanding of a general reflection on injustices.