2013
DOI: 10.5752/p.1678-9563.2013v19n1p74
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Linha de Passe: adolescência e imaginário em um filme brasileiro DOI - 10.5752/P.1678-9563.2013v19n1p74

Abstract: Este trabalho tem como objetivo estudar o imaginário social sobre a adolescência, concebida como fenômeno socialmente produzido, de importantes ressonâncias emocionais. Metodologicamente, configura-se ao redor da abordagem psicanalítica da obra cinematográfica "Linha de passe", desde uma perspectiva teórica afinada com a psicologia concreta da conduta, defendida por Bleger e Politzer. Utiliza como material uma narrativa transferencial, elaborada com base na estrita observância das regras constitutivas do métod… Show more

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“…(Aiello-Vaisberg & Machado, 2008;Corbett, Ambrosio, Gallo- Belluzzo, & Aiello-Vaisberg, 2014;Montezi, Barcelos, Ambrósio, & Aiello- Vaisberg 2013;Tachibana, Montezi, Barcelos, Sirota, & Aiello-Vaisberg 2015).…”
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“…(Aiello-Vaisberg & Machado, 2008;Corbett, Ambrosio, Gallo- Belluzzo, & Aiello-Vaisberg, 2014;Montezi, Barcelos, Ambrósio, & Aiello- Vaisberg 2013;Tachibana, Montezi, Barcelos, Sirota, & Aiello-Vaisberg 2015).…”
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“…While for some adolescents this passage involves first dating experiences, completing high school, undertaking the vestibular, and going to university, others are forced to abandon their studies, enter the job market, marry, and can quickly become parents (Melsert & Bock, 2015;Patias, Fiorin, Lima, & Dias, 2014). It is evident, therefore, that the way one experiences adolescence is strongly influenced by social, economic, cultural, historical, and geopolitical contexts (Montezi, Barcellos, Ambrósio, & Aiello-Vaisberg, 2013;Tachibana, Montezi, Barcelos, Sirota, & Aiello-Vaisberg, 2015).…”
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