Autolesão na perspectiva psicanalista um estudo sobre o compartilhamento por adolescentes nas redes sociais

Abstract

The research aims to discuss the sharing of self-injury on social networks from a literature review in the psychoanalytic perspective, taking adolescence and its relationship with social networks and the articulation between adolescence, self-injury and social networks, as a field of investigation. According to the review, self-injury is configured as one of the possible subjective responses of the teenager to deal with the impasses inherent to the irruption of the real in puberty; Adolescents identify with the fluid and broad mode of operation of social networks, allowing them to join, at any time, groups for sharing self-injury. It is concluded that the sharing of self-injury on social networks has as one of its arguments the lack of an interlocutor with whom to share the pain, joining communities promotes a sense of belonging in adolescents. However, these groups have an organizational logic based on resonance or echo chambers, which implies exposing considerations that echo their own opinions, being reinforced by a chorus of other subjects who share the same perspectives.