Abstract

MAGDALENO, Ronis. The aesthetic object and the creative denaturing of the being: reflections on the human secrets. Rev. bras. psicanál [online]. 2019, vol.53, n.3, pp. 116-132. ISSN 0486-641X.

The author proposes that the introduction of the experience with the strange in Freud's work describes a paradigmatic turning-point, based on the aesthetics, towards part of the real from the primitive father and the conception of a non-integrating tendency existing, the death instinct. He also proposed that there is a denaturing function intrinsic to the human being, due to the incorporation of the primitive father, which brings rupture and can only be captured in transference through a particular psychic state of rupture and openness to the new. The human being establishes himself from this denying phase, and has his life around it. Part of the clinical experience is shown to position the aesthetic experience in the transference field.

Keywords : strange; death instinct; aesthetic object; father.

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