Criatividade e clínica em Winnicott

• Autor(a) principal: Busnardo, Alice McCaffrey
• 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/15135
• topic: Winnicott; Criatividade; Clínica; Amadurecimento; Brincar; Winnicott; Creativity; Clinical practice; Maturational process; Playing; CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::PSICOLOGIA

was to verify and discuss the correlation between the concept of creativity, coined by the pediatrician and psychoanalyst Donald Woods Winnicott, and the exercise of psychoanalytic clinical activity. To this end, in a type of contextualization, and always taking in consideration the premise of the author that every human being has an innate tendency for maturation and a creative potential also innate , the connection among the diverse stages of human emotional maturation and their respective creative processes was sought (given the fact that each stage of growth, the potential and its creative expression develop in a specific manner). Subsequently, what we refer to as the psychopathology of creativity was conceived and described; in other words, in the case of problems during the course of development, essentially derived from an insufficiency in the environment, the way in which creative realizations are attained, and which psychic disturbances may appear associated with such complications, were investigated. As far as the clinic is concerned, certain elements that make up the analytic attitude of Winnicott focalizing on the way they appear intrinsically linked to the notion of creativity adopted by the author were presented. Lastly, as an illustration, a clinical session realized by Winnicott is discussed, in which the articulation of the concept of creativity is quite evident. It seemed to us essential to try to comprehend more and more how this author structured his theory a theory constructed in response to practical problems of the clinic in order to better meet the necessities of the care given to those who have their lives limited by psychic impediment. This concern seemed to bring together, at the same time, the objective and the relevance of this investigation. Psychic disturbances affect numberless people. The psychoanalytic clinic suggested a way of treatment. We consider that the winnicottian psychoanalytic clinic points to directions that have shown themselves to be elucidative and of relevant and practical repercussion. In the case of the specific theme of this study, the investigation of the fundamental concept of creativity seemed to be of great interest for the indication of clinical directions. Having verified and discussed the connection between Winnicott s concept of creativity and the action of the psychoanalyst, this research project attempted to find ways in which to better reflect and act in the environment of the psychoanalytic clinic, while also taking on the risk of the intention of proposing questions for debate among those who dedicate themselves to the treatment of psychologically ill persons