La duda en la neurosis obsesiva : una exploración conceptual desde el psicoanálisis.

Abstract

The objective of this degree work is to take a historical journey through obsessive doubt from philosophy, psychiatry to landing on psychoanalysis. Freud founded the concept of structure, psychic system, and from there he built a different clinic, which explains doubt in obsessional neurosis not as a madness of doubt, possession, pseudo hallucination or paranoia, but as a modality of structure with clinical features as evidenced by the case of the Rat Man. The method applied in the research is text exegesis, the objective of which is to extract the meaning and important points of the historical journey and properly the conceptual construction of doubt in the obsessional neurosis in Freud from the Man of Rats. The conclusions are the product of five phases of the methodological journey of exegesis. In the first, a collection of data was made from philosophical as well as psychiatric and psychoanalytical, the second phase, included the study of doubt as a clinical variable, the third phase refers to the contribution of the object of study, the obsessive doubt, derived from historical fact that there can be no subject of the unconscious without epistemic subject; the fourth phase, the positions of Lacan and Freud are made explicit, contrasting with the WHO. Finally the fifth phase, a significant association between the clinical variants that sustains desire in the obsessive neurosis in the Rat Man was constructed in the graphs.