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ROSA, Gessica Carneiro da  e  MOEHLECKE, Vilene. Clinic, Music and Time: Possible Assemblages for an Affective Experience. Rev. Polis Psique [online]. 2017, vol.7, n.3, pp.84-99. ISSN 2238-152X.

This article presents a theoretico-conceptual fragment from an undergraduate dissertation arising from a professional internship in Psychology. The strong presence of art in the midst of clinical practices has occasioned a series of connections, inducing the deterritorialization and problematisation of old dichotomies, and singling out aspects of intensity as affective, dynamic and temporal, but which are not always expressible. Through the contributions of authors such as Regina Benevides, Daniel Stern, Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari, our text maps processes of subjective production, bears witness to the resonances between music and the clinical, charts how the collective dimension manifests itself in so-called individualised care, and delineates the possibility of affective experiences arising in the affective harmony between patient and trainee-therapist. Basing our research on the cartographical method, we assume the inseparability of doing and knowing. Thus, in spite of our conceptual outlook, the vicissitudes of internship practice is highlighted.

Palavras-chave : Clinic; Music; Time; Subjectivity.

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