Abstract

ROSA, Laura Ward da. Clinical practice and the freudian ethics in corruption times. Rev. bras. psicanál [online]. 2007, vol.41, n.2, pp. 71-77. ISSN 0486-641X.

The author looks for to examine the subject of the corruption, so present at the Brazilian and world-wide current moment, making a linking with the elements cited for Freud, in Civilization and its Discontents, as one of the reasons of misfortune in the social life. She emphasizes the basic importance of the analyst as preserving the ethical place of the truth of the unconscious one of analyzing, that it will be disclosed by the psychoanalytic treatment, since the setting offers the security and the consistency for its revelation. On the other hand, it is cited the thought of different authors on the subject, as philosophers, sociologists and psychoanalysts and salient the importance of the prevention of the antisocial manifestations through the precocious detention of the small delicts of day-by-day, since infancy until the adult age, of the slips of behavior that can pass unfurnished in the common life.

Keywords : Corruption; Ethics; Misfortune; Analyst; Truth; Unconscious; Civilization.

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