Abstract

LOPEZ, Giselle A.. Institucional discourses and analytical discourse: reflections about possible ethical dilemmas for the psychoanalysts working at public health services. Anu. investig. [online]. 2014, vol.21, n.2, pp.85-92. ISSN 1851-1686.

This article analyses the interbreeding of the analytic discourse with the institutional discourses from the public health services and the potential ethical dilemmas for the psychoanalysts who work in such contexts, from the ethics of psychoanalysis perspective. The objective is to inquire into the institutional discourses in their general aspect, linked to the public health and the human rights fields, as well as to explore the ethics of psychoanalysis from the "analyst's desire" conceptualized by Jacques Lacan, through a bibliographic review and the material collected from interviews made to analysts. Our hypothesis is that the intersection between psychoanalysis and these speeches generates dilemmas for the psychoanalysts, in terms of clinical decisions and because of the fact that they are considered "health agents" and representatives of the State. Consequently, we will establish some considerations based on the intercrossing of these singular and general logics.

Keywords : Discourses; Ethical dilemmas; Analyst's Desire.

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