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Análise das entrevistas de duas mulheres chilenas e duas mulheres búlgaras após a leitura do Mito do Trauco
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Os mitos são uma linguagem simbólica que têm uma relação íntima com o inconscien te. Desde Freud, que a psicanálise recorre à mitologia grega para explicar e compreender
fenómenos psíquicos. Contudo, muitas culturas têm a sua própria mitologia, pelo que
uma compreensão psicanalítica desta ajudará a compreender o ser humano na sua di versidade cultural. Assim, o objetivo deste estudo foi explorar o mundo interno de duas
mulheres chilenas e duas mulheres búlgaras apos a leitura do mito do Trauco originário da
ilha de Chiloé, e compreender quais as temáticas psíquicas que o mito do Trauco evocava
nas participantes. Para isto, utilizou-se o método de entrevista de narrativa de associação
livre (Fani) proposto por Hollway e Jefferson (2000). Todas as participantes, cada uma
à sua forma, abordaram a temática da sexualidade e da representação do masculino e do
feminino.
ABSTRACT: Myths are a symbolic language that have an intimate relationship with the uncon scious. Since Freud, psychoanalysis has used Greek mythology to explain and understand psychic phenomena. However, many cultures have their own mythology. A psychoanalyt ic understanding of this will help to understand the human being in its cultural diversity. Thus, the aim of this study was to explore the inner world of two Chilean women and two Bulgarian women after reading the myth of Trauco originating from the island of Chiloé, and to understand the psychic themes that the myth of Trauco evoked in the participants. For this, the free association narrative interview method (Fani) proposed by Hollway and Jefferson (2000) was used. All participants, each in their own way, addressed the issue of sexuality and the representation of masculine and feminine.
ABSTRACT: Myths are a symbolic language that have an intimate relationship with the uncon scious. Since Freud, psychoanalysis has used Greek mythology to explain and understand psychic phenomena. However, many cultures have their own mythology. A psychoanalyt ic understanding of this will help to understand the human being in its cultural diversity. Thus, the aim of this study was to explore the inner world of two Chilean women and two Bulgarian women after reading the myth of Trauco originating from the island of Chiloé, and to understand the psychic themes that the myth of Trauco evoked in the participants. For this, the free association narrative interview method (Fani) proposed by Hollway and Jefferson (2000) was used. All participants, each in their own way, addressed the issue of sexuality and the representation of masculine and feminine.
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Dissertação de Mestrado apresentada no
ISPA – Instituto Universitário
para obtenção de grau de Mestre na especialidade de
Mestre de Psicologia Clínica
Palavras-chave
Mito Trauco Psicanalise Sexualidade Masculino Feminino Myth Psychoanalysis Sexuality Masculine Feminine