as psicopatologias do apoio: autismo, adicção, somatização

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Abstract
A partir de vinhetas clínicas, testemunhos escritos de pacientes e pesquisas de outros psicanalistas, a autora coloca em relevo as síndromes do autismo, da adicção e da somatização para demonstrar que estas apontam diferentes graus do fracasso do duplo e primeiro apoio das pulsões sexuais sobre o outro e as funções corporais. Do mesmo modo, o paradigma auto-erotismo-autismo se refere às patologias não psicóticas que constituem o autismo, as adicções e as somatizações. Verifica-se assim que o objeto autístico, adictivo e o objeto do paciente somático não representam o objeto primário, eles o substituem e criam as condições paradoxais de uma repetição autística de destruição do outro.
Psychopathologies of support: autism, addiction and somatization. Using clinical illustrations of patients’ written testimonies and other psychoanalysts’ researches, the author highlights that autistic, addictive and somatic syndromes originating different degrees of failure. This failure respects the first dual analyses of sexual drives on the other and the body functions. Likewise, the auto-erotic-autistic paradigm deals with non psychotic pathologies which are autism, addictions and somatic diseases. Thus, it is verified the autistic or addictive object, or the somatic patient do not represent the primary object; they replace it and create the paradoxical condition of an autistic repetition of the destruction of the other.
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Authors ;Eliane Allouch
Journal investigative ophthalmology & visual science
Year 2003
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10.1590/S1516-14982003000100005
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