CALIXTO, Malena. The drive-woman. []. , 43, 72, pp.106-117. ISSN 0101-3106.

The article tells us about Maria Dasfaixas, a bandaged woman. Her dressings are voices of the superego, from which Dasfaixas tries to get rid of. In the course of the lines and the imprisonment of her, the analyst's voice appears as an'other that liberates among other "strangers" in which she feels threatened. An other female. Castrated. Stuck. An other drive that changes the direction of the superego's voice. A story from unraveling to the woman drive. Call us to femininity.

: superego; femininity; drive; identity; castration.

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