2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-65642011005000029
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Histeria: primeiras formulações teóricas de Freud

Abstract: Resumo:Resumo: Resumo: Resumo: Resumo: Na intenção de abordar o escorregadio tema da histeria, decidi enfrentá-lo recorrendo às teses e obras de Freud compreendendo o período entre 1886 e 1898.A histeria, desde sempre objeto heteróclito e de múltiplo pertencimento, reclamado pelo natural e pelo sobrenatural, pela razão e pela superstição, demandou uma interrogação se, algumas vezes encerrada tanto no corpo e outras no espírito, seria ou não uma doença. Interessa-me abordar a histeria a partir do tratamento dad… Show more

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“…The positivistic medical discourse found one of its limits in unreason and undertook a new investigative action to determine the causes of symptoms that manifested themselves in the somatic dimension, but did not originate in it. Freud, in his studies about hysteria, recognized physiological alterations according to excitability relations among parts of the nervous system and described that symptoms like convulsions, contractures, paralyses and sensitivity disturbances always appeared together with psychological alterations 14 . Psychoanalysis and other lines of psychological assistance had the merit of broadening the understanding of human suffering as, in the historical process of their theoretical foundations, they moved away from the biomedical, mechanicist and positivistic model when they developed a dynamic interpretation of disease and included social influences in its etiology 15 .…”
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“…The positivistic medical discourse found one of its limits in unreason and undertook a new investigative action to determine the causes of symptoms that manifested themselves in the somatic dimension, but did not originate in it. Freud, in his studies about hysteria, recognized physiological alterations according to excitability relations among parts of the nervous system and described that symptoms like convulsions, contractures, paralyses and sensitivity disturbances always appeared together with psychological alterations 14 . Psychoanalysis and other lines of psychological assistance had the merit of broadening the understanding of human suffering as, in the historical process of their theoretical foundations, they moved away from the biomedical, mechanicist and positivistic model when they developed a dynamic interpretation of disease and included social influences in its etiology 15 .…”
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confidence: 99%