Educational Teaching Systems: Discipline Requirements and Student’s Performance From a Psychoanalytical Perspective

Abstract

The manuscript proposes a critical analysis of the possibility of the psychoanalyst in the school institution. Taking advantage of Applied Psychoanalysis associated with bibliographical research and memories fragments from daily practice at school as a guiding axis, the psychoanalyst’s position in the institution is understood as that which aims at the promotion of the subject. Sites of three education systems highlighted in Brazil today are investigated. The significant performance linked to the promise of enrolling the university resulting from the use of the didactic material of each one of them is located. Lacan’s discourses theory is covered, demonstrating the capitalist, contemporary teacher and university discourses as predominant in current school. The psychoanalyst, when operating with the analyst’s discourse in his listening, allows the subject to say well, thus exercising the function of disalienists. This function is based on a distancing from the imaginary and totalizing identifications that express the education system in our country.