Abstract

CASTRO, Audrey Gonçalves de. The concealment of Norato Snake: from the unspeakable to the primitive bejahung and the Freudian negative. Estud. psicanal. [online]. 2020, n.53, pp. 37-41. ISSN 0100-3437.

This study is about Maria's clinical case, who looked for treatment based on pregnancy symptoms. In her preliminary interviews, she made reports of the community she came from, near the Xingu River . She brought the legend of Cobra Norato, a dream and a traumatic scene from her childhood. From a sentence that denies her feelings and fears about her father, it is possible to refer to the text The Negative, by Freud. In the same context, the words Bejahung are used, as a primitive symbolization, and Verneinung , as the constitutive negation of the subject, later worked on by Lacan. Primary repression is approached as a fixation on the child's body. The secondary repression and the return of the repression are also elucidated, in the condition of the right and the reverse of the same thing, according to the Lacanian theory. It is pointed out, to conclude the work, that there is a real, unrepressed nucleus of the unconscious, where the signifiers (S₁s) are not linked, as well as that the signifier S₂ is what makes S₁ exist, starting from its retroaction.

Keywords : Negative; Bejahung; Verneinung; Pragung; Significant; Fixation; Unconscious; Real; Repression.

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