Concepção da neurose obsessiva e suas implicações nas relações sociais: uma revisão narrativa

Abstract

The Obsessive Neurosis is a pathological aberration of the psychic state, arising from a traumatic and precocious sexual experience, which first represents a pleasurable experience, which was self-censored, that is, the individual scolds himself for his thoughts, so that they crowd and forms the so-called obsessive ideas cataloged by Freud with the following definition: “transformed self-accusations that emerged from repression and that are always related to some sexual act performed with pleasure in childhood” (FREUD, 1896). Given what has been said, the present study aims to investigate current conceptions about Male Obsessive Neurosis and its implications in social relations. Based on this purpose, in the methodology study (linked to the discipline of Research Practice in Psychology), a narrative review, through qualitative studies, where criteria of books and articles from the following journals were arranged: Google Academics, CAPES, PEPSIC and SciELO. The search was carried out on August twenty-fourth, two thousand and twenty-two, using the filters "masculine obsessive neurosis", "individual myth", "neurosis and social relations'', "neurosis in Freud'' and "neurosis in Lacan'', published from "1998 to 2021", and focusing mainly on texts published in Brazil. 4 books and 10 articles were found, of which 7 articles were selected for full coverage and discussion of the theme, and the 4 books were kept. divided into three categories of analysis: the first “How a male obsessive neurosis is formed”, presented the general formation of obsessive neuroses based on Lacan's Individual Myth and Freud's Rat Man; the second “Lacanian and Freudian conceptions about neurosis”, sought to understand the differences between Freud and Lacan, and how each of them saw the formation of neuroses; and the third “Implications of neurosis in social relations'', was analyzed according to current and previous conceptions, the dynamism of re social relations between male obsessive neurotics, and the enigmas and events subsequent to the formation of the neurosis in the adult phase. Preliminary analysis of the data collected, as the study is still in development, seek to understand the formations of determination of the male subject about obsessive neuroses, and the relation to social and individual aspects, where the neurotic fatality fits, making the subject unable to take advantage of any remnants of life and to invest his libido in real objects, he is therefore always busy using his energies to repress himself and repel his obsessive ideas. Therefore, there is a need to study the implications entailed by this theme.