L'inconscient du crime. La « criminologie freudienne »

Assoun, Paul-Laurent

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“…Il l'intègre à une scène collective en lien avec la réalité sociale, qui se structure à partir du nom du père : « L'inconscient serait le plan depuis lequel individuel et social se rejoignent en tant que l'un vient à redoubler l'autre et ce de façon infinie ». 6 Ni le crime ni le criminel ne peuvent donc se concevoir hors de leur référence sociologique (Assoun, 2004). Sur la base de ce postulat, l'agir transgressif (en tant que fait de discours) du sujet est à comprendre comme : -d'une part, une tentative de production de sens, -d'autre part, une modalité de production du sujet, voire de subjectivation, via la compulsion de répétition , dans la mesure où chaque phénomène qui possède un sens est le fait d'un sujet.…”

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Le passage à l’acte adolescent

Hachet¹

2016

Recherches en Psychanalyse

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Le passage à l’acte adolescent

Hachet¹

2016

Recherches en Psychanalyse

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“…One can easily see the defenses that the adolescent subject can implement as soon as one tries to dislodge him or convoke him to a socio-moral territory that he does not share. It is through this movement, starting from what makes sense (Assoun, 2004) and authority for them, but also a "common feature" with the one that accompanies him, that the institutions will be able to follow the minors that they have in their charge and keep them as far away as possible from "bungled" encounters. The psycho-dynamic current, which lies on the (counter)transferential work axis and is also sensitive to the organization of positions in otherness, ought to be able to provide a support to this approach.…”

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Responsibility versus Accountability

Winter¹,

Hirschelmann-Ambrosi²

2015

Recherches en Psychanalyse

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“…Today, the nature of the relationship between these disciplines is questioned by a good number of papers published every year. Their authors aim at reconciling some psychiatric and criminological data with Freudian or Lacanian psychoanalysis (Assoun, 1997 , 2004 ; Trichet and Hamon, 2016 ).…”

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From Querulous to Suicidal: Self-immolation in Public Places as a Symbolic Response to the Feeling of Injustice

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Aim: This paper sheds light on the context that leads some querulous patients to self-immolate in front of, or into, public buildings (e.g., tribunals, city halls, and employment agencies).Method: The author defines paranoid querulousness. A psychoanalytic perspective, but also a judicial and a psychiatric point of view, over querulous claimants is presented. The links between political or social claims and self-immolation are studied. The expression of suicidal thoughts voiced by four querulous subjects is analyzed. Eight examples of self-immolation are presented.Results: The querulous subjects' self-aggressive behaviors seem to be caused by a loss of hope to obtain compensation for a prejudice they allegedly suffered. Querulous individuals tend to self-immolate in front of, or into, public buildings when no answer is given to their claims. These gestures may be both a consequence of some personal distress and triggered by a difficult social or professional context.Discussion: Five sets of assumptions derived from Freudian and Lacanian psychoanalytic theories are advanced. The status of the object over which the querulous claimants wish to assert their rights is clarified. The meaning of self-aggressive gestures is outlined by making reference to the concepts of instinct for mastery, symbolic other, chain of signifiers, masochism, pleasure principle, and reality principle.Conclusion: Prevention of self-immolation could involve that members of the legal professions, social workers, civil servants, and mental health professionals in contact with querulous subjects openly show their will to listen to these claimants' voice: self-aggressive gestures might be avoided by supporting the querulous person's hope to obtain compensation for the prejudice allegedly suffered.

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L'inconscient du crime. La « criminologie freudienne »

Cited by 21 publications

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Le passage à l’acte adolescent

Le passage à l’acte adolescent

Responsibility versus Accountability

From Querulous to Suicidal: Self-immolation in Public Places as a Symbolic Response to the Feeling of Injustice

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