BULAMAH, Lucas Charafeddine    KUPERMANN, Daniel. The double turn of subjectivation in Winnicott. []. , 54, 1, pp.134-155. ISSN 0101-4838.

In this paper, we aim to reassess the relevance of the concept of subjection in the guise of the contribution of Donald Winnicott. Traditionally associated to psychological development theories and more recently to identitarianism, the ideas of the English psychoanalyst are usually eschewed in contemporary debates regarding the deconstruction of the subject and the critique of identities. Advancing a repositioning of Winnicott in this debate, we propose the idea of a double turn, the first organizing the pre-subjective position that Winnicott named as being; and the second turn, the emergence of the subject itself from the dialectics of destruction x survival of the other.

: Psychoanalysis; Object relations; Donald Woods Winnicott; Subjection; Post-structuralism.

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