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Cadernos de psicanálise (Rio de Janeiro)

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HAYASHIDA, Paula Rocha  and  ALMEIDA, Marcela Toledo França de. Fantasy and Anguish in Hayao Miyazaki's Work. Cad. psicanal. [online]. 2017, vol.39, n.36, pp. 47-63. ISSN 1413-6295.

Although the foundations of psychoanalytical thought emerge from the clinic, Freud never hesitated recurring to artists as to deepen the theoretical construction of the experiences taken up in the exercise of psychoanalysis. Having this as a premise, this article sought to understand the psychoanalytic concepts of anguish and fantasy in the light of Hayao Miyasaki's Japanese animations (1941). The strangeness provoked by Miyazaki's work provides an experience that very much resembles fantasy and its closeness to the affection of anguish in the practice of psychoanalysis. From this, the present work intends to think to what extent the analysis would be a crossing through the anguish, and the importance of ethics so that this condition can be sustained.

Keywords : Fantasy; Anguish; Antithetic; Miyasaki.

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