Vol. 29 No. 1 (2018)

Original Articles

• Approaching the complex subject-culture articulation

  Betty Bernardo Fuks, Ana Maria Rudge

  1-9

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• Lack of meaning in the testimony of proper name

  Keilah Freitas Gerber, Susane Vasconcelos Zanotti

  10-18

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• The image phenomenon in social psychology: some configurations

  Arley Andriolo

  19-30

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• Research and local action: on compasses and other travel instruments

  Tiago Corbisier Matheus

  31-39

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• Computational neuroscience in the study of cognitive processes

  Kae Leopoldo, Christina Joselevitch

  40-49

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• Bereavement, pathos , and clinical psychology: a phenomenological reading

  Joanneliese de Lucas Freitas

  50-57

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• Circumstance in José Ortega y Gasset: approaches to Jungian unconsciousness

  Carlos Kildare Magalhães, Fernando Antônio da Silva, Guilherme Caldeira

  58-66

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• Can the analogical hermeneutics be a suitable philosophical mark for psychoanalysis?

  Maximiliano Azcona

  67-77

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• Psychoanalysis and pop culture: myths in the contemporary era

  Gustavo Mano, Mário Corso, Amadeu de Oliveira Weinmann

  78-86

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• The Verleugnung in Freud: textual analysis and hermeneutical considerations

  Carlos Drawin, Jacqueline Moreira

  87-95

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• For a history of psychoanalysis’ politics: institutionalization, formation and the analysts’ political stance

  José Henrique Parra Palumbo, Luiz Eduardo de Vasconcelos Moreira, Christian Haritçalde

  96-105

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• Psychoanalysis: a Utopian vocation

  Anamaria Brasil de Miranda, Edson Luiz André de Sousa

  106-115

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• Sigmund Freud’s clinical intuition in the field of psychosis

  Joceline Zanchettin

  116-125

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• The object a in the end-of-analysis dreams

  Celeste Labaronnie

  126-134

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• A discourse analyst in the spectrum of autism treatments

  Marlene Guirado

  135-145

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• Autism in question: diagnostic historicity, clinical practice and parents’ narratives

  Cristina Merlleti

  146-151

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