Obsessive neurosis – “com pulsão”
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https://doi.org/10.60106/rsbppa.v6i2.163Keywords:
Compulsion, Obsessive neurosis, IsolationAbstract
This paper describes, initially, the compulsive phenomenon. Thereafter, the compulsion issue in the obsessive neurosis is discussed as well as its symptoms and phenomena. The author brings the film “As good as it gets” (in Brazil, “Melhor é impossível”) and some clinical topics in order to illustrate this work. These people’s difficulty in relationships and to deal with more violent feelings and fantasies conduct them to an isolation state. In the film, the main character’s desire of being with his love object shows a path of transformation and possibility in pulsion traffic, emphasizing life aspects, instead of the predominant deathly aspects of the compulsive repetition.
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