Reverberações do complexo de édipo na constituição da masculinidade do sujeito histérico na contemporaneidade.

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to address the issue of male hysteria through elements of psychoanalytic theory with the articulation of knowledge of some authors such as Freud, Lacan, Winter, Pain and some other contemporaries such as Marazina, Fontoura and Meyer, as a way of sustaining this approach. Initially, an exposition about the importance of the Oedipus Complex for the psychic constitution of the subject through the phases of development, more specifically the phallic phase, a choice of the objects of love and identification and a relation with a paternal function is made. In sequence, elements that differentiate the dissolution of the Oedipus complex in boys and girls in their positive and negative forms are brought in, how each of them deals with castration through the explanation of the times of the Oedipus and the Castration Complex, besides showing by what means hysterical neurosis is structured. To finalize the work, with the purpose of contextualizing the reader in the theory and articulate the positioning of contemporary authors, the classical hysterical structure, feminine, is related to the present man, the famous case of Don Juan is placed to illustrate and present the reverberations of Oedipus in the hysterical subject of today, the way hysteria shows itself, In addition to questioning the subject's place and what his symptoms denounce.