A melancolia como pivô das tópicas freudianas: notas sobre o descentramento da subjetividade
The unconscious, the great Freudian discovery, was responsible for the entire composition of psychoanalytic theory. Like any theory, this concept underwent adaptations according to the discoveries of Freud, who saw the need to reestablish the rules and means of functioning of the psyche. Through dri...
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2022
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| Sumario: | The unconscious, the great Freudian discovery, was responsible for the entire composition of psychoanalytic theory. Like any theory, this concept underwent adaptations according to the discoveries of Freud, who saw the need to reestablish the rules and means of functioning of the psyche. Through drive antinomies, topologies related to the unconscious and, especially, melancholy as a pivot between topics, we will show how Freud makes it possible to think not only about the consequences of object loss, but how it influences the composition of the Ego. Electing it as fundamental to the establishment of the second topic, we will argue that it is from melancholy that Freud allows us to understand the Ego as decentered and dispossessed by an “other scene” that places it in a perpetually deficient situation. From the advent of the second topic, we will argue that Freud was able to reveal that the Ego is also unconscious |
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