El cuerpo en psicoanálisis: sufrimiento adolescente en la clínica actual

Authors

  • María Florencia Almagro
  • María Laura Caporale

Keywords:

Psicoanálisis, adolescencia, cuerpo, simbolización

Abstract

The present work proposes to rethink the notion of „the body in psychoanalysis‟ from the collection of clinical phenomena surveyed in the interviews with teenagers and their families in which the body appears as a vehicle of circulation of the multiplicity of the sufferings of adolescent subjectivities. That implies a challenge to the device of approach and to the models of clinical intervention that are proposed like goal the alleviation of those discomforts. The observation of the changes in the subjectivity of the present time has provoked the debate regarding whether it is new pathologies or new modes of symptomatic presentation of the imbalances in the libidinal economy of the classic psychopathological structures. This state of situation challenges the conceptual frameworks with which we try to understand and transform these sufferings. In order to contribute to the analysis, the distinction established by Silvia Bleichmar between the production of subjectivity and the constitution of the psyche is recovered by analyzing the incidence that the social historical has on the modes of psychic functioning. The field of Psychoanalytic Clinic with adolescents confronts us with the specific problems of working with subjects in the process of subjective reorganization. Considering the adolescent moment as a process that tests the I, both in the defensive function and in the ability to bind and symbolize the traumatic representations that begin with the pubertal onslaught, it is necessary to comprehend the way of the constitution and operation of it, being this instance, identifying waste that takes charge and metaphors in a representational group the entire body, including body surface. Finally, taking into account the complexity of the body in the psychic subject, it is necessary to distinguish meta-psychologically the different body statutes: somatic, erogenous and representational.

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Published

2018-12-01

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