Sobre o que versa a vida: metáforas da criatividade em Freud e Winnicott

Abstract

This research started on the worry about the indifference to life nowadays. In the face of subjects who feel theirselves deprived of their lives, and of a society that fixes the ways of life, we indicated possibilities of comprehending this so fragilized area: the creativity this field of life which the subject moves himself in the world with innovating realizations. In the psychoanalytical perspective, we analyzed the linguistic metaphors of creativity in Freud s and Winnicott s thoughts, and attempted to two semantical fields: the creativity as a subterfuge of subject s primary interests, and as an approaching, an auto-creation and complicity with the world. The freudian metaphor of a sublimate detour has two tones of meaning: a symbolic emblem of a failed interest, or a consolation in face of the human uncompleteness. Going ahead with these metaphors, we disserted about the fundamental theorical concepts each author was engaged in: the mind conceptions and the corporealities involved in the creative proceeding. Multiplying the linguistical tools of the creativity, we offered a larger metaphorical horizon to that who listen people that suffer from inaptitude to life .