%0 Journal Article
%T Cl¨ªnica¡­  del s¨ªntoma?
%A Askofar¨¦ Sidi
%J Desde el Jard¨ªn de Freud
%D 2012
%I Universidad Nacional de Colombia
%X El origen y las adherencias m¨¦dicas del s¨ªntoma tienden a convertirlo en una categor¨ªa menor del psicoan¨¢lisis, lo que da prevalencia a los conceptos forjados y elaborados por Freud: inconsciente, repetici¨®n, transferencia, pulsi¨®n. En contrav¨ªa de esta concepci¨®n simplista, y sin eludir la pr¨¢ctica del diagn¨®stico, este art¨ªculo se empe a en demostrar c¨®mo el s¨ªntoma condensa lo esencial de lo conceptual en psicoan¨¢lisis y, adem¨¢s, se sit¨²a tanto a la entrada como a la salida de un an¨¢lisis, a tal punto que tenemos razones para decir que la experiencia psicoanal¨ªtica es fundamentalmente una cl¨ªnica del s¨ªntoma. Clinique du¡­ sympt me ? L¡¯origine et les adh¨¦rences m¨¦dicales du sympt me tendent ¨¤ faire de celui-ci une cat¨¦gorie mineure de la psychanalyse, et ce au profit des concepts forg¨¦es et ¨¦labor¨¦es par Freud : inconscient, r¨¦p¨¦tition, transfert, pulsion. ¨¤ rebours de cette conception simpliste, mais sans se d¨¦tourner de l¡¯exercice diagnostique, cet article s¡¯attache ¨¤ d¨¦monter en quoi le sympt me, d¡¯une part, condense l¡¯essentiel de la conceptualit¨¦ psychanalytique, et d¡¯autre part, se situe ¨¤ l¡¯entr¨¦e comme ¨¤ la sortie d¡¯une analyse, au point qu¡¯on est fond¨¦ ¨¤ consid¨¦rer que l¡¯exp¨¦rience psychanalytique est fondamentalement une clinique du sympt me. A clinical process¡­ of the symptom? The origin and medical adhesion of a symptom tend to convert it into a lesser category in psychoanalysis, which gives prevalence to the concepts that were forged and developed by Freud: the unconscious, repetition, transference, drive. Going against this simplistic idea and without avoiding diagnostic practices, this article insists on demonstrating how a symptom condenses the essential elements of the conceptual in psychoanalysis and how it is situated as much at the beginning of an analysis as at the end, a point that gives us reasons to state that the psychoanalytic experience is fundamentally a clinical process of the symptom.
%K diagn¨®stico
%K fantasma
%K fin de an¨¢lisis
%K psicosis
%K s¨ªntoma. diagnostic
%K fantasme
%K fin d¡¯analyse
%K psychose
%K sympt me. diagnosis
%K end of analysis
%K phantom
%K psychosis
%K symptom.
%U http://www.revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/jardin/article/view/36138