Abstract

ARAUJO, Gleda Brandão Coelho Martins de. Passages: impermanence and continuity. Rev. bras. psicanál [online]. 2012, vol.46, n.2, pp. 82-90. ISSN 0486-641X.

In this paper, the author provides some correlations between psychoanalysis, a product of culture, which was born at the end of the century XIX in Vienna, a cosmopolitan bustling city, and the diffusion of this knowledge in the interior of Brazil, taking as its model the experience of the arrival of psychoanalysis in Campo Grande, a city carved in the middle west of Brazil, with a strong tradition of agriculture and geographically distant from cultural centers. She emphasizes the influence of culture in modernity and the challenges the latter brings to the psychoanalytic movement. Also, she points out the role of Febrapsi's expansion policy in the development and diffusion of psychoanalysis in Brazil.

Keywords : psychoanalysis; psychoanalytic movement; history; culture.

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