BIRMAN, Joel. The Freudian reading of the politics. []. , 28, 2, pp.55-68. ISSN 0103-5665.

The aim of this paper is to highlight the existence of political concerns in the Freudian discourse, which as a theoretical invariant pervades this speech as a whole. Thus intends to undertake the review of a file set in post-Freudian psychoanalytic tradition, according to which the issue of policy was silenced. So, to revive the relevance of this problem in the Freudian discourse, was necessary to restore the Freudian file other power lines and drain lines to properly explain the dialogue established by Freud with the tradition of political philosophy, in order to highlight the records of the social bond, the social contract and power in its relations with the drive records, the unconscious and transfer.

: power; social bond; drive.

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