La révolution du symptôme

Askofaré, Sidi

doi:10.3917/psy.004.0031

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“…French psychoanalyst Sidi Askofaré examines this matter on an article about what he sees as "the revolution of symptom" (Askofaré, 2005)-that is, as the action (by the symptom) of going round in an orbit. The symptom is found at the very beginning of a treatment as the reason why one seeks consultation with an analyst.…”

Section: The Meaning Of Symptomsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Lacanian Psychoanalysis

2020

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Section: The Meaning Of Symptomsmentioning

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Lacanian Psychoanalysis

2020

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“…French psychoanalyst Sidi Askofaré examines this matter on an article about what he sees as “the revolution of symptom” (Askofaré, 2005 )—that is, as the action (by the symptom) of going round in an orbit. The symptom is found at the very beginning of a treatment as the reason why one seeks consultation with an analyst.…”

Section: The Meaning Of Symptomsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Language and Vulnerability—A Lacanian Analysis of Respect

Laufer

Santos

2017

Front. Psychol.

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Lacan's original approach to language expands the reaches of psychoanalysis. Not limited to a set of technical instructions that guide “treatments of the soul,” lacanian psychoanalysis can be seen as a theoretical toolbox whose utility is multidisciplinary. This paper contends that, by establishing a connection between (i) the idea that subjects are produced by language and bear the mark of the unconscious; and (ii) an approach to the production of symptoms that acknowledges the importance of their sense, lacanian theories enlighten discussions on the theme of vulnerability. We claim that Lacan's description of psychoanalysis as an apparatus that respects the person and (foremost) their symptoms generates evidence of the existence of a kind of recognition that takes into account the vulnerability of a given subject without assigning them to a fixed position of victim. This perspective enriches contemporary debates on the relationship between identity and vulnerability.

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“…Consequentemente, ficam de fora desta lógica o sujeito, a contingência e "as coisas do amor". (Askofaré, 2005). Aforisma lacaniano: "a ciência foraclui o sujeito".…”

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