Abstract

MANDELBAUM, Enrique. When I thought of psychoanalytic writing and I remembered the song "Oriente". J. psicanal. [online]. 2017, vol.50, n.92, pp. 63-75. ISSN 0103-5835.

The author argues that clinical-psychoanalytic work arises from structuring the restorative object (i.e., a psychoanalytic object that "repairs"). This object is nothing else besides the construction of a personal metapsychology, which is developed throughout the endless process of psychoanalytic training. This personal metapsychology enables the psychoanalyst to start working within the hermeneutic circle of psychoanalysis. The author shows the importance of analysis in order to construct this psychoanalytic object. He also emphasizes the role of psychoanalytic writing in strengthening the hermeneutic circle of Psychoanalysis. The author's observations come with the song "Oriente", composed by Gilberto Gil.

Keywords : psychoanalytic writing; metapsychology; hermeneutic circle; analysis; self-analysis.

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