O sublime ordinário: sublimação, elaboração e cotidiano

• Autor(a) principal: Soares, Marcel Santiago
• Data de Publicação: 2013
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFS
• Texto Completo: https://ri.ufs.br/handle/riufs/5963
• topic: Psicologia social; Sublimação; Elaboração; Cotidiano; Estética; Fazeres; Aesthetics; Social psychology; Sublimation; Elaboration; Everyday; CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::PSICOLOGIA::PSICOLOGIA SOCIAL

This study looks into how the engagement at some ordinary and everyday s business can be used as a support to a subject change. A new job, needlework, technology interest, gastronomy, sports, gardening, photography, regional dance, recycling, painting, decoration, many others could be used as an example. This is exactly why we avoided to exemplify what we meant by these activities, since each one of these could slip on a determinism that explained the change by particular characteristics of the activity. We do not wish to investigate the action, per se. Our hypothesis, written here in a simple way, it-s to investigate how these everyday s actions can be used as a support for a subject modification, in a psychoanalysis language this would be translated as a change of the drive circuit and on the investment ways. This is Freud s definition of sublimation s concept, which paradoxically is usually exemplified by exceptional figures and actions, as artist and scientists. Justified, then, the questions: who is able to sublimate? The sublimation is possible on every degree in life, even in an everyday and ordinary life? These are the questions that initiate our investigations. To walk through these concerns we divide our study in chapters to better approach our object. The first one aims to raise the sublimation s origins, in aesthetic philosophy s field and also in the daily context. Our second chapter aims to dislocate the sublimation reading from the talent universe, emphasizing its meaning while drive s destiny. The third chapter is dedicated to study the importance of Ego in the sublimatory process, as agent as beneficiary of its results. Our Forth and last chapter concentrates on two distinct and convergent questions: the first, to know if the elaboration, as a work of ego, has any relation to sublimation; the second, to present a reading of sublimation in three times: time to disconnect, time to elaborate, time to reinvest. It Concludes, along this lines, that a reading on sublimation dislocated from talent s dimension and, therefore, possible of been recognized daily and in the ordinary man.