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Três notas sobre a clínica com moradores de rua, ou aquilo que a clínica desvela a respeito do laço

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ID5825558
AuthorsBárbara Cristina Souza Barbosa (0009-0005-0248-0591, corresponding author)
Year2019
Publication date2019-09-20
Open AccessYes
TypeTHESIS
PublisherUniversidade de São Paulo. Agência de Bibliotecas e Coleções Digitais (PUBLISHER)
DOI10.11606/d.47.2019.tde-19092019-152922
OpenAlexW2974170614
LanguagePT
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From three notes, it was developed in this work the investigation of the social bond or what the social bond reveals in clinical listening with subjects who live in the streets.The work approached the contextualization of the street population articulated to the capitalist system.Later, we differentiated terminologies and made a choice of using the expression "homeless people" to present something about the psychoanalytic clinic with these subjects.The notes are ways to underline, emphasize and highlight the clinical experience with these subjects, with all addendums, impasses, constructions, directions and discoveries involved in this crossing.The methodology of this work was based on the listening of scenes and clinical fragments lived in daily services, from both United Health System (Sistema Único de Saúde -SUS) and United Social Assistance System (Sistema Único da Assistência Social -SUAS).In addition to the literature review and the analysis of the scenes, it was chosen a writing that would bring the narrative dimension in the work construction.There are three notes that permeate the theme: 1) The testimony of barbarism; 2) The insistence on the right to desire; 3) The street life articulated to the inhuman dimension.The aim was to exercise honesty constructing a work that is crossed by complex issues: clinical listening and political dimension; barbarity effects on the analytical experience on that one which occupies the analytic function; exploring the notion of desire unattached to the "individual will"; exploring the social bond, proposed by Freud and Lacan; assumption of a bond that considers the Brazilian territory as worthy of being marked, since the listening took place in Brazil

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