FRANCA, Georgiana Furtado    QUEIROZ, Edilene Freire de. Reflexões sobre um caso de síndrome de pânico enfocando os acontecimentos de corpo. []. , 10, 2, pp.557-584. ISSN 1518-6148.

This study aims at analysing the physical symptoms manifested in by panic disorder - not only its merely physiological reactions - but also the way they are psychologically organized, that is to say, "the corporal demeanour" as viewed by Lacan, when referring to the clinic of real in the sinthome will make use of the semblance in an attempt to articulate the imaginary to the real. Millers refers to a jouissance which reveals the arrival of the singular into the sinthome. It is a segment of the psychoanalytic research, - carried out as master of Arts, Dissertation in the Graduate Program on Clinical Psychology at UNICAP - on which we will use fragments of a clinical case young man, married, whose psychiatric diagnosis is Panic Disorder. Our purpose is to search metapsychological meanings and the patient in relation to his corporal symptoms, by means of distinction between such meanings and the physiological manifestations caused by panic, described on the disorder. The corporal representations will be taken as a corporal memory that is revealed on the disorder. The corporal representations will be taken as a corporal memory that is revealed on the transfer. Our aims is to comprehend, with the analysis of the fragments of the studied case, how the corporal demeanour organizes itself psychologically, by means of the interpretation method suggested by psychoanalysis. As theoretical basis for discussion of such issues, we will consider Freud's ideas, according to Basto's view as well as contemporary authors who treat the body in clinic, like Paul-Laurent Assoun, Piera Aulagnier, Ivanise Fontes and Maria Helena Fernandes. The analysis of the fragments indicates that it is possible to identify the organization of the rising subjectiveness thorough body demeanor - present in the physical symptoms of panic.

: Physical symptoms; Corporal demeanour; Transference; Corporal memory; Panic disorder.

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