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Jô Gondar

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ID3422315
NAMEJô Gondar
GIVEN NAMESJô
FAMILY NAMEGondar
SIGNATUREGONDAR J
AFFILIATIONSUniversidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro
ORCID0000-0002-4845-4939
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS14
TOTAL CITATIONS5
WORKS AS AUTHOR14
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2011
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX1
  • With Ferenczi for a Decolonial Psychoanalysis

    Open Access•Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•The American Journal of…•2026

  • What do climate change and psychoanalysis have to do with each other

    Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•International Forum of…•2025

    The anthropologist Bruno Latour states that modernity – during which time psychoanalysis emerged – was characterized by a dualistic way of thinking, dividing the world into two opposing parts: body/mind, nature/culture, masculine/feminine, center/periphery, etc. According to him, one of these oppositions served as the basis from which all others were erected: that one between nature and culture. The establishment of these antagonisms had a politi…

  • In pieces

    Open Access•Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•The American Journal of…•2025

  • Passion and tenderness as political forces

    Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•International Forum of…•2023

    To understand contemporary forms of social organization it is not enough to know the geopolitics that currently pertain; it is also necessary to enter the field of micropolitics and, particularly, the affections and sensibility modes that sustain the construction of social ties. In this field, psychoanalysis provides fundamental contributions to understand both the possibilities of adherence to forms of government and sociability, and as well as …

  • Ferenczi and Gender Trouble

    Open Access•Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•The American Journal of…•2023

  • “To hear with eyes”

    Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•International Forum of…•2022

    “To hear with eyes” is a Shakespearean expression used by Masud Khan as the title of his article written in 1971. In this text, Khan recounts the clinical case of a young model who told him certain things, but in whose body, lying on the couch, he saw other things. Khan’s article is almost 50 years old, and since then the clinical management of bodily issues and subjective dissociations has become more pressing. We have more and more patients who…

  • Em Pedaços

    Open Access•Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•Ágora Estudos em Teoria…•2021

    Existem duas maneiras de se pensar a fragmentação subjetiva na obra de Ferenczi. Os fragmentos podem resultar de um choque ou podem estar relacionados a uma multiplicidade original da qual a própria subjetividade deriva. Neste artigo, levo em consideração as duas perspectivas nos textos ferenczianos, enfocando mais uma delas - o fragmento como irredutível à unidade. Trata-se de uma questão contemporânea, uma vez que as subjetividades e suas relaç…

  • The disavowal of racism in Brazil

    Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•International Forum of…•2020

    The history of migrations to Brazil is the history of the country itself, since the original inhabitants of the territory - the natives - were almost completely exterminated by the Portuguese. In Brazil, any child of school age learns that our land is mestizo and welcoming, and that its population is the result of the mixture of Portuguese, Italians, Spanish, Germans and Japanese, among other peoples. Curiously, the majority immigrant group that …

  • Ferenczi as social trauma thinker

    Open Access•Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•The American Journal of…•2018

  • Trauma and subjectivity

    Open Access•Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•The American Journal of…•2017

  • Between Psychoanalysis and Testimonial Space

    Open Access•Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•The American Journal of…•2017

  • O analista como testemunha

    Open Access•Jô Gondar, Diego Frichs Antonello•ARTICLE•Psicologia USP•2016•Cited by: 5•References: 1

    A proposta deste artigo é pensar o lugar da testemunha como um lugar terceiro que o analista, na clínica do traumático, é capaz de sustentar. Nos sonhos traumáticos, segundo Ferenczi, já existe a convocação de um terceiro. Não se trata da testemunha da esfera do Direito, tampouco do lugar do pai ou da Lei simbólica. Trata-se de um terceiro espaço que pode ser chamado de potencial, espaço intersticial, indeterminado e informe no qual circula - e a…

  • Uma política das imagens

    Open Access•Jô Gondar, Johanna Gondar Hildenbrand•ARTICLE•Estudos da língua(gem•2014

    Pretendemos neste artigo entender como determinados modos de lidar com a imagem – aqui, particularmente, com a imagem cinematográfica – afetam politicamente a nossa sensibilidade, a nossa memória e a nossa imaginação. A partir dos estudos de Walter Benjamin sobre a interpenetração entre estética e política iremos discutir as diferentes maneiras de lidar com o excesso no cinema. Inicialmente apresentaremos as ideias do filósofo alemão Christoph Tü…

  • Things in Words

    Open Access•Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•The American Journal of…•2011

  • O analista como testemunha

    Open Access•Jô Gondar, Diego Frichs Antonello•ARTICLE•Psicologia USP•2016•Cited by: 5•References: 1

    A proposta deste artigo é pensar o lugar da testemunha como um lugar terceiro que o analista, na clínica do traumático, é capaz de sustentar. Nos sonhos traumáticos, segundo Ferenczi, já existe a convocação de um terceiro. Não se trata da testemunha da esfera do Direito, tampouco do lugar do pai ou da Lei simbólica. Trata-se de um terceiro espaço que pode ser chamado de potencial, espaço intersticial, indeterminado e informe no qual circula - e a…

  • Things in Words

    Open Access•Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•The American Journal of…•2011

  • Uma política das imagens

    Open Access•Jô Gondar, Johanna Gondar Hildenbrand•ARTICLE•Estudos da língua(gem•2014

    Pretendemos neste artigo entender como determinados modos de lidar com a imagem – aqui, particularmente, com a imagem cinematográfica – afetam politicamente a nossa sensibilidade, a nossa memória e a nossa imaginação. A partir dos estudos de Walter Benjamin sobre a interpenetração entre estética e política iremos discutir as diferentes maneiras de lidar com o excesso no cinema. Inicialmente apresentaremos as ideias do filósofo alemão Christoph Tü…

  • O analista como testemunha

    Open Access•Jô Gondar, Diego Frichs Antonello•ARTICLE•Psicologia USP•2016•Cited by: 5•References: 1

    A proposta deste artigo é pensar o lugar da testemunha como um lugar terceiro que o analista, na clínica do traumático, é capaz de sustentar. Nos sonhos traumáticos, segundo Ferenczi, já existe a convocação de um terceiro. Não se trata da testemunha da esfera do Direito, tampouco do lugar do pai ou da Lei simbólica. Trata-se de um terceiro espaço que pode ser chamado de potencial, espaço intersticial, indeterminado e informe no qual circula - e a…

  • Trauma and subjectivity

    Open Access•Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•The American Journal of…•2017

  • Between Psychoanalysis and Testimonial Space

    Open Access•Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•The American Journal of…•2017

  • Ferenczi as social trauma thinker

    Open Access•Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•The American Journal of…•2018

  • The disavowal of racism in Brazil

    Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•International Forum of…•2020

    The history of migrations to Brazil is the history of the country itself, since the original inhabitants of the territory - the natives - were almost completely exterminated by the Portuguese. In Brazil, any child of school age learns that our land is mestizo and welcoming, and that its population is the result of the mixture of Portuguese, Italians, Spanish, Germans and Japanese, among other peoples. Curiously, the majority immigrant group that …

  • Em Pedaços

    Open Access•Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•Ágora Estudos em Teoria…•2021

    Existem duas maneiras de se pensar a fragmentação subjetiva na obra de Ferenczi. Os fragmentos podem resultar de um choque ou podem estar relacionados a uma multiplicidade original da qual a própria subjetividade deriva. Neste artigo, levo em consideração as duas perspectivas nos textos ferenczianos, enfocando mais uma delas - o fragmento como irredutível à unidade. Trata-se de uma questão contemporânea, uma vez que as subjetividades e suas relaç…

  • “To hear with eyes”

    Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•International Forum of…•2022

    “To hear with eyes” is a Shakespearean expression used by Masud Khan as the title of his article written in 1971. In this text, Khan recounts the clinical case of a young model who told him certain things, but in whose body, lying on the couch, he saw other things. Khan’s article is almost 50 years old, and since then the clinical management of bodily issues and subjective dissociations has become more pressing. We have more and more patients who…

  • Passion and tenderness as political forces

    Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•International Forum of…•2023

    To understand contemporary forms of social organization it is not enough to know the geopolitics that currently pertain; it is also necessary to enter the field of micropolitics and, particularly, the affections and sensibility modes that sustain the construction of social ties. In this field, psychoanalysis provides fundamental contributions to understand both the possibilities of adherence to forms of government and sociability, and as well as …

  • Ferenczi and Gender Trouble

    Open Access•Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•The American Journal of…•2023

  • What do climate change and psychoanalysis have to do with each other

    Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•International Forum of…•2025

    The anthropologist Bruno Latour states that modernity – during which time psychoanalysis emerged – was characterized by a dualistic way of thinking, dividing the world into two opposing parts: body/mind, nature/culture, masculine/feminine, center/periphery, etc. According to him, one of these oppositions served as the basis from which all others were erected: that one between nature and culture. The establishment of these antagonisms had a politi…

  • In pieces

    Open Access•Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•The American Journal of…•2025

  • With Ferenczi for a Decolonial Psychoanalysis

    Open Access•Jô Gondar•ARTICLE•The American Journal of…•2026

Philosophy (9 works) · Psychoanalysis (9 works) · Psychology (9 works) · Psychoanalytic theory (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Psychology and Mental Health (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works)

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