Ella no conoce su parlamento.

Abstract

"She does not know her parliament" responded to an analysis of the Berta case through which a clinical theoretical tour was carried out that allowed defining a neurotic structure in a hysterical modality. The objective pursued by the analysis of the case was to describe, analyze, interpret and argue, in a methodical way and using the psychoanalytic theoretical framework, the mechanisms and phenomena that support a subjective structure, in order to build a possible diagnostic hypothesis from the discourse. Extracted from the clinical case. Bertha went to therapy because she was having difficulty managing her relationship with her children and also sought help for a sinking feeling and the depression she was feeling, which she feels after the first session. This also makes it difficult for him to keep a job and he constantly leaves. Psychoanalysis was the approach through which the analysis was sustained, it was psychoanalysis, from which theoretical aspects were abstracted - practical phantom, trauma, master signifier, symptomatic response, pulsional pleasure, desire. his university careers, situations that push him to resume his analysis. For the clinical analysis, the clinical method was used, a method that allowed identifying the patient's particular way of doing and with her ghost from a significant moment of trauma and the dialectization of master signifiers that account for a subjective position based on a neurotic structure of hysterical modality, the same one that is dynamized in dreams and significant situations that leads to the sessions.