A imago sômato-sensitiva na fantasia somática

• Autor(a) principal: Persicano, Maria Luiza Scrosoppi
• Data de Publicação: 2012
• Tipo de documento: Tese
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da PUC_SP
• Texto Completo: https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/15145
• topic: Angústia somática; Fantasia inconsciente; Fantasia somática; Imago sômato-sensitiva; Níveis do fantasiar; Psicanálise; Psicossomática; Somatic anxiety; Unconscious fantasy; Somatic fantasy; Somaticsensitive imago; Levels of fantasizing; Psychoanalysis; Psychosomatics; CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::PSICOLOGIA

First this study presents a review of the economic concept of somatic anxiety, developed by the author in her master's work, as seen from the point of view of Klein's theory of the fantasy. The objective of the study is to further develop ideas that are fundamental to this concept of somatic anxiety and to question them in terms of the new frame of reference. The text establishes counter-positions and counterpoints between the two sets of reference in order to determine the place of somatic anxiety in Klein s view of the process of fantasizing. At first sight, anxiety, which, in Kleinian thought, is an aspect of unconscious fantasy, would seem to go beyond Freud's economic metapsychology, and this might exclude the concept of somatic anxiety from Klein s theory of the fantasy. On the basis of clinical cases, the author tests the effectiveness and the definition of the concept of somatic anxiety in Kleinian thought and locates it metapsychologically in this theory of fantasy. The study has the overall purpose of studying unconscious fantasy and the place of somatic anxiety in such fantasy. This led to the investigation of two opposing general hypotheses: 1) somatic anxiety could be anxiety without unconscious fantasy, a position which runs counter to Kleinian thinking; or, 2) somatic anxiety is located in the theory of unconscious fantasy, implying that somatic anxiety could thus be classified as somatic. These general hypotheses led to a more specific question regarding the metapsychological possibility of somatic fantasizing. The hypotheses thus led us to conclude and to metapsychologically sustain that Kleinian primary fantasy is a state of somatic anxiety experienced in early sensory images. It is therefore a primary somatic fantasy. The author of this thesis introduces the expression somatic-sensitive imagos to refer to such early sensory images and relates manifestations of somatic 20 fantasy to them. The author then formulates the notion of somatic fantasy on the basis of somatic-sensitive imagos and attempts to compose them in a metapsychology of unconscious fantasy. Finally, levels of fantasizing are established, as well as the places of somatic fantasies, of somatic-sensitive imagos and of somatic anxiety