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BISPO, Fábio Santos  and  GUERRA, Andréa Máris Campos. Racism and Sexism: Transmission Structures, History Incidences and Insistences of the Real. Estud. pesqui. psicol. [online]. 2023, vol.23, n.spe, pp.1212-1232.  Epub May 20, 2024. ISSN 1808-4281.  https://doi.org/10.12957/epp.2023.80057.

This article proposes articulations between the colonial structures of incidence of the racism and sexism in the social bond and their ways of inscription in the unconscious and in the body. Starting from a debate about the colonial framework of subjectivity and from questions raised by Frantz Fanon about how the racism connects with the phallic logic of the Oedipus complex to assess its validity in relation to the reality of colonized peoples. We return to useful Freudian and Lacanian formulations to address this crossroads, based on the paths pointed out by Lélia Gonzalez when discussing the subversions operated by black women in the face of racism and sexism in the Brazilian context. Based on some clinical fragments, we argue that a clinical approach to the intersectional perspective anticipated by Lélia Gonzalez demands a dialectical approach to the relations between structure and history, between the collective and the singular, and between the colonized unconscious and the rest that escapes and subverts the relations of domination.

Keywords : psychoanalysis; colonization; unconscious; racism; sexism..

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