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CORDEIRO, Éverton Fernandes  e  GUEDES, Patrícia Fátima Mendes. The statute of the unconscious in the symptomatic clinic called ordinary psychoses. Rev. Subj. [online]. 2014, vol.14, n.2, pp. 235-249. ISSN 2359-0769.

Lacan in his first teaching confers to the unconscious the statute of structured as a language, in which the Name-of-the-Father is the significant primate that orders the entrance of the subject to the symbolic field. In this teaching the foreclosure of the Name-of-the-Father is the factor that constitutes the clinic structure of the psychosis. In his latter teaching, with the theory of the sinthome, from James Joyce's work, Lacan opens a new perspective for approaching the psychosis, not in terms of the deficit of the Name-of-the-Father, but as Borromean modes of knotting of the Real, Simbolic and Imaginary registers. It's under Joyce's model that is possible to think what Miller called, at Antibes's Convention, the ordinary psychosis. Thus, if there are changes in the lacanian theoretical path from the 50s to the 70s about the approach of psychoses, would the ordinary psychoses point to another perspective of the unconscious in the context of Lacan's latter teaching different than the unconscious structured as a language? This study intends to retake important points of crucial moments of the Jacques Lacan's teachings, which allow to understand some theoretical turns of this french psychoanalyst and how them have effects and consequences at the clinic, or that came out from clinical issues. In this way, by considering what is called ordinary psychosis and based on the lacanian discussions of the sinthome, this would lead to another approach of the unconscious that gives a prominent place to the register of the real, what Miller points out as unconscious of the real.

Palavras-chave : unconscious; psychosis; ordinary psychosis; real unconscious; jacques lacan.

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