Automutilação na adolescência: uma intersecção psicanalítica com Morte Súbita

Abstract

Adolescence will be seen here as a period that goes beyond the resignifications of their bodily and identity mourning, it will be a favorable time to also elaborate their acquisitions. However, in these processes, there is great psychic excitement in the teenager, awakening feelings of displeasure in the teenager. Knowing that through the pleasure principle, the subject will look for ways to dispense with the pain and excitement of the psychic system, here we will discuss not about this, but about the faulty encounter in this elaboration of the pleasure principle, something that goes to the its beyond, something that, in order to obtain pleasure, can pass through the field of suffering, self-mutilation. The objective of the work will be to reflect on the widespread concepts of self-mutilation, as well as that of adolescence, and how these blend into a character created by the English writer J.K. Rolling, Sukhvinder Jawanda. A bibliographical research will be used, based on publications of the last five years, as well as current journalistic matters and sanction of federal laws. However, even with a bibliographical survey, we will have 3 authors with specific titles to conduct the work, Freud, in psychoanalysis, Le Breton, in anthropology and JK Rolling in fiction. With the historical and epistemological retaking and the illustration with a creative writer, it was possible to reach the objective proposed here, as well as to identify its limitations, making it possible to suggest continuity with the theme, raising reflections and leaving gaps to be filled in the future.