El silencio que resuena con eco, no hay voz que lo calle.

Abstract

The current work corresponds to the realization from the analysis of clinical cases based on psychoanalytic theory, with the purpose of addressing and explaining the symptoms of hysterical neurosis, with real and appropriate. Some psychoanalytic texts dealing with hysterical neurosis are used as a basis.This case of study is based on Bertha, a 40-year-old married woman with children who came to consult because it was difficult to establish social ties with her children, so she requested more intense and frequent consultations. The real need was elaborated on it: another person is needed to answer this question: what the other person wants me to do. Bertha demonstrates this need to be recognized in the things she does as the art of others, which conforms to the hysterical structure. From this analysis in the case of Bertha, a structural diagnosis can be derived considering how the subject deals with symptoms related to demand and enjoyment.