O que (não) se esquece? Uma leitura psicanalítica do ressentimento

The aim of this work is to propose theoretical and clinical hypotheses on resentment, based on a psychoanalytic reading.We note that despite the frequency with which the subject of resentment appears in clinical discussions today, the term seems to be relegated to the sidelines of the theoretical framework of research in psychoanalysis, possibly because it has no notion or concept status within this field.In view of this, we ask: in what way does resentment present itself in psychoanalytic clinics?Which operators support us when we come across resentment via narrative or in the discourse of a subject in the clinic?How does the study of the subject of the unconscious articulate to resentment?Since our object of inquiry is not part of psychoanalytic theory, we show how some of the leading philosophers and thinkers approach it via man, society, morality, justice, and revenge.Next, we locate the concepts chosen by researchers in our field with which to identify resentment as a phenomenon of interest to psychoanalysis.Based on this theoretical review, we have built our own psychoanalytic reading.A triggering clinical case is presented in order to bring about new questions which refer to the theory of the subjective constitution, and then to identify how resentment affects the subject and how it relates to the logical operations of the psyche.We present an interpretation of the novel "Dom Casmurro", allowing us to designate the leading character as an emblematic case of someone who feels resentment.We conclude with an explanation -one of several possible ones -of what a psychoanalyst can do when faced with resentment.Two main hypotheses arose from this research: resentment as a strategy against the desire of the Other and resentment as a mode of jouissance.We hope the proposed reading of resentment, resenting and the one who resents may contribute to the recognition of this view and thus inspire unique interventions and discoveries in the field of psychoanalytic clinic, in cases where resentment is strongly present

Epistemology · Linguistics · Narrative · Political science · Politics · Psychoanalysis · Psychoanalytic theory · Resentment · Unconscious mind · Computer Science · Law · Philosophy · Psychoanalysis and Psychopathology Research · Psychology · Psychology and Mental Health · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications

• Depressão adolescente e tempo vivido

  Open Access•Éric Bidaud•Estilos da Clinica•2001

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