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ROOS, Renata Amélia; MARASCHIN, Cleci  e  COSTA, Luciano Bedin da. Writing as clinamic apparatus. Psicol. clin. [online]. 2015, vol.27, n.2, pp. 39-62. ISSN 0103-5665.

This paper questions the notion of clinic by proposing a dialogue with the philosophical notion of clinamen. From a notion of clinic related to the act of leaning on a bed, repose, we shift to an action that involves detour, collision, a joint creation. In order to do so, we present the writing of movements of creating the relational territories between educational psychologist and high school student in a private school of Vale do Rio dos Sinos in Rio Grande do Sul. The experience has disarranged hegemonic positions in clinic causing them both, psychologist and student, to take part in shared writing, perceived as an apparatus, virtually performed by means of a tool called Google Docs. Shared writing, favored by this technological mode, has enabled the creation of new relation possibilities, within a territory that, till then, was unapproachable, exhausted and skeptic. Beyond the proposition of another clinic, clinamic is understood as a space and detour operator, a shifting component to what is not actualized in a relationship, but reveals to be vivid as potentiality, actuated at every new rendezvous, every new collision.

Palavras-chave : clinic; clinamen; writing.

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