para que serve o nome que carrego, quando minhas culturas se desmancham?

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Abstract
O exercício contemporâneo da psicanálise com sujeitos que estão às voltas com a história revela os importantes efeitos da destruição das subjetividades nos contextos sociais e políticos marcados pela recusa de alteridade, por exclusões e segregações. O valor simbólico e o lugar significante do nome próprio são atacados aí, e o nome pode se ver reduzido a uma objetalidade.
What is the reason for the name I bear, when my cultures crumble?. The contemporary exercise of psychoanalysis with subjects that are at odds with history reveals the important effects of the destruction of the subjectivities in social and political contexts marked by the refusal of otherness, by exclusions and segregations. The symbolic value and the significant place of one's own name are attacked there, and the name may find itself reduced to an object.
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Authors ;Olivier Douville
Journal investigative ophthalmology & visual science
Year 2011
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10.1590/S1516-14982011000100003
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