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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.47.2013.tde-10042014-144600
Document
Author
Full name
Luiz Eduardo de Vasconcelos Moreira
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2013
Supervisor
Committee
Silva Junior, Nelson da (President)
Castro, Julio Cesar Lemes de
Dunker, Christian Ingo Lenz
Title in Portuguese
Corpo, discurso e laço social: uma leitura dos Seminários XVI, XVII e XVIII de Jacques Lacan
Keywords in Portuguese
Corpo
Discurso
Jacques Lacan (1901-1981)
Laço Social
Abstract in Portuguese
O presente trabalho pretende investigar a relação entre as noções de corpo, discurso e laço social na chamada Teoria dos quatro discursos de Jacques Lacan. A pesquisa partiu de um levantamento bibliográfico (que não se pretende exaustivo, mas representativo) das possíveis leituras feitas dessa conceituação lacaniana. Esse levantamento permite perceber certa dispersão no campo de sua aplicação. Em seguida, apresenta-se uma leitura do Seminário XVII, O avesso da psicanálise, ministrado por Lacan no ano de 1969-1970 e escolhido por ser o momento em que os quatro discursos (a saber, do mestre, da histérica, do analista e da universidade) são apresentados e conceituados como modalidades de laço social. Dito de outro modo, consideramos que é neste momento que o termo discurso ganha densidade e especificidade conceitual. Esta leitura é subsidiada por uma apresentação dos seminários imediatamente anterior e posterior, de modo a destacar os desenvolvimentos lacanianos que levam à formulação dos quatro discursos. Deste modo, é possível: 1) comparar a conceituação lacaniana com as leituras que dela derivam e 2) esboçar uma noção de corpo que leve em conta a teoria dos quatro discursos
Title in English
Body, discourse and social bond: a reading of Jacques Lacans Seminars XVI, XVII and XVIII
Keywords in English
Body
Discourse
Jacques Lacan
Social bond
Abstract in English
This work intends to investigate the relationship amongst the notions of body, discourse and social bond in the so called Theory of four discourses of Jacques Lacan. The research started with a bibliographic survey (which does not intend exhaustive, but representative) of the possible readings made of this lacanian conceptualization. This survey allowed us to perceive some dispersion in the field of its application. Then we present a reading of Seminar XVII, The other side of psychoanalysis, delivered by Lacan in 1969-1970 and chosen for being the moment when the four discourses (namely, of the master, of the hysteric, of the analyst and of the university) are presented and conceptualized as modalities of social bond. In other words, we consider that this is the moment when the term discourse gains conceptual density and specificity. This reading is subsidized by a presentation of the seminars right before and after the aforementioned, so as to highlight the lacanian developments that lead to the formulation of the four discourses. This way, it is possible: 1) to compare the lacanian conceptualization with the readings that derive from it and 2) to sketch a notion of body that takes into account the theory of the four discourses
 
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