QUEIROZ, Telma Corrêa da Nóbrega. Entering in the language . []. , 8, 15, pp.12-33. ISSN 1415-7128.

Language arises from the need to maintain the object beyond necessity, thus being consequence of drive activity. In this process, the object of the invoking drive and the nourishing drive replaces one another. The articulation of psycholinguistics with psychoanalysis helps to understand how this takes place, since the first observes behaviors and the latter supposes underlying desires to these behaviors, unveiling that all the baby's behavior is reflection of its drive activity and of its gradual ingress into language. The word allows objects to last and to be recognized.

: Drive; breast; voice; desire; psycholinguistics; word.

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