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Em sonhos de sombras e pela sombra dos sonhos. O sonho como processo de luto, forma de ultrapassar a angústia e forma de se pensar a si próprio.
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Através de uma análise psicodinâmica do livro “Sete Minutos depois da Meia Noite” de Patrick Ness, esta dissertação pretende debruçar-se sobre o seu simbolismo e do que significa crescer por meio de confronto com a realidade tendo o sonho como principal facilitador no desenvolvimento infantil e no luto do objeto materno. O sonho atua como forma do sujeito se pensar a ele próprio, permitindo o desenvolvimento emocional interno do mesmo. Através do sonho, o sujeito, neste caso a personagem principal deste livro, inicia a sua transição da posição esquizo-paranóide para a posição depressiva o que lhe permite a construção de novos mecanismos capazes de elaborar as angústias prévias. A aceitação de processamento destas angústias, enquanto na posição depressiva, permitem ao sujeito aceitar a sua nova condição de jovem adulto, levando assim ao processo de luto que lhe permite processar a perda concreta e simbólica do objeto de amor primário e a elaboração da perda da sua condição de criança.
ABSTRACT: Through a psychodynamic analysis of Patrick Ness's book "A Monster Calls", this dissertation intends to focus on its symbolism and what it means to grow by confronting reality by having the dream as the main facilitator in child development and in the mourning of the maternal object. The dream acts as a way for the subject to think of himself, allowing his internal emotional development. Through the dream, the subject, in this case the main character of this book, begins his transition from the schizoid-paranoid position to the depressive position which allows him to construct new mechanisms capable of elaborating the previous anxieties. The acceptance of the processing of these anxieties, while in the depressive position, allows the subject to accept his new condition as a young adult, thus leading to the process of mourning that allows him to process the concrete and symbolic loss of the primary object of love and the elaboration of the loss of his child's condition.
ABSTRACT: Through a psychodynamic analysis of Patrick Ness's book "A Monster Calls", this dissertation intends to focus on its symbolism and what it means to grow by confronting reality by having the dream as the main facilitator in child development and in the mourning of the maternal object. The dream acts as a way for the subject to think of himself, allowing his internal emotional development. Through the dream, the subject, in this case the main character of this book, begins his transition from the schizoid-paranoid position to the depressive position which allows him to construct new mechanisms capable of elaborating the previous anxieties. The acceptance of the processing of these anxieties, while in the depressive position, allows the subject to accept his new condition as a young adult, thus leading to the process of mourning that allows him to process the concrete and symbolic loss of the primary object of love and the elaboration of the loss of his child's condition.
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Dissertação de Mestrado apresentada no ISPA - Instituto Universitário para obtenção do grau de Mestre na especialidade de Psicologia Clínica
Keywords
Sonho Luto Figura materna Mecanismos de defesa Posição esquizo-paranóide Posição depressiva Dream Mourning Maternal figure Defence mechanisms Schizoid-paranoid position Depressive position