Samuel Iauany Martins Silva

• Abstract

  This work consists on a PhD project developed from our master's research (process 2017 / 22169-8). Since 2017, we focus on the book L'herméneutique du Sujet (FOUCAULT, 2001), which is a result of the transcription of the courses given by Michel Foucault at the beginning of 1982 in the Collège de France. This book is our material scope. Previously, we investigated the notional set of conve…

  Michel Foucault and the conversion to the self: resonances of the hermeneutics of the subject in the field of psychological ideas and techniques, BP.DD

• Abstract

  This research is theoretical-conceptual and is dedicated to the theory of Yourself as approached by Foucault in his late works. Since the 1980s classes Foucault thinks about the process of subjectivation, an expensive conception for the current psychology, based on the genealogy of Western self practices that were rescued from classical antiquity. The course of 1982, entitled as The Herme…

  To bend the force: the conversion to the self (se convertere AD se) at the ethical-aesthetic arrangement of Michel Foucault's thought, BP.MS

• Abstract

  We will study introductory academic discussion about the subject and the subjectivity in Foucault and Psychoanalysis (Freud and Lacan). We intend to make it because of the significance of these concepts in psychology and because of the presence of many areas of this science. We also think these authors contribute to discuss a lot of issues already crystallized within Psychology. Further, …

  Subjectivity in Foucault and psychoanalysis from Freud to Lacan: a review on the state of the question, BP.IC

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• Abstract

  This research, of a theoretical-conceptual nature, is dedicated to the theory of the Self as approached by Michel Foucault in his late works. In his lectures of the early 1980s at the Collège de France, the process of subjectivation, a conception of modern psychology, is thought from the genealogy of Western ethical techniques, which have been rescued since classical antiquity. The course…

  Foucault and psychoanalysis: resonances from Hermeneutics of the Subject, BE.EP.MS