Efectos locales de la topología en la clínica psicoanalítica de las psicosis (1985-1999)

Abstract

In this article we address the admission and the effects that the topology read from psychoanalysis has had in a sector of the province of Buenos Aires, particularly in the Day Hospital of the Hospital Zonal General de Agudos "General Manuel Belgrano" and later "Fundación Brizna”, between 1985 and 1999, institutions dedicated to the treatment of patients with psychotic subjectivity. Thus we work on aspects of surface topology and nodal topology. There we locate the passage of some ideas and theoretical articulations, of greater geographical and epochal extension, but we also trace the versions that these ideas have acquired in these latitudes. We find, in this way, nosographic constructions, structural and structuring reflections and clinical intervention modalities, sustained in an ethic against the consideration of a subject. The methodology used is based on the analysis of written documents and testimonies of actors from elements provided by critical history.