Abstract

LEMOS, Suziani de Cássia Almeida; NEVES, Anamaria Silva  and  PARAVIDINI, João Luiz Leitão. Subject and laws in dismissal of family power. Rev. Subj. [online]. 2015, vol.15, n.2, pp. 234-244. ISSN 2359-0769.

The removal of the Family Power constitutes legal measure imposing a great challenge to legal professionals. The dialogue with other fields of knowledge can help to think of dismissal in order to broaden the discussion on this statute. This work is based on dialogue between Law and Psychoanalysis, analyzing the subject's relation to the laws in the context of the dismissal of the Family Power. Issues were addressed on the dimension of the law, as the fundamental and structural law of the subject; and laws, "written laws" with all the complexity, wandering and need that we could see. In this relationship, the violence and tyranny of the laws, the aspects related to the perverse use of the law, subjective destitution and the positioning of the subject facing the regulatory statutes are highlighted. Using the Antigone, the tragic dimension of the subject is mentioned, the subject is called to answer for his position, whether this has been to validate act on the unconscious injunction, whether it was to retreat in front of her. Antigone talks about the autonomy of the subject now no longer alienated to the other, it can subjectify his desire, meeting what he considers unfair or non-human, even if it is enrolled in such "legality". The study is in the sense of a psychoanalytic ethics and how the subject can be grasped in its desiring dimension in Law. The removal of the Family Power may mean for some expropriation of themselves in their parenthood and the "destruction" of ties and bonds that could be preserved by family through caring measures, for others it is the possibility of symbolic inscription by setting a law that inscribes them in human.

Keywords : psychoanalysis; subject; laws; ethics of psychoanalysis; power family.

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