A natureza elusiva da masculinidade:

vulnerabilidade primordial, falta e os desafios do desenvolvimento masculino

Autores

  • Michael J. Diamond Los Angeles Institute and Society for Psychoanalytic Studies

Palavras-chave:

Masculinidade, Identidade de gênero masculina, Vulnerabilidade primordial, Desamparo infantil, Falta

Resumo

Visando ir além do protótipo de Édipo para tratar da vulnerabilidade irrepresentável que se funda no desamparo infantil do menino em contato com o corpo da mãe, o autor pretende identificar as tensões e os enigmas inerentes ao ser homem. Propõe que tanto o repúdio à feminilidade quanto a supervalorização da falicidade são construídos de maneira inconsciente para resistir à insuficiência fundamental assentada na assimetria da relação pré-fálica do menino com seu objeto primário. Essa vulnerabilidade primordial de base corporal, marcada pela ausência e pela falta, permanece elusiva – uma experiência não simbolizável que constitui a matriz arcaica para o falicismo adaptativo e defensivo, para o complexo edípico e para a progressão genital. Para ilustrar esses conceitos, é apresentada uma vinheta clínica.

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