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Mia Couto: o suplemento de origem, em Terra Sonâmbula...
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Vimos, no romance de Mia Couto, as implicações do dito de Muidinga, sobre os cadernos de Kindzu, ao chamar-lhes cartas. Pensámo-las a partir da noção derridiana de suplemento e – para compreender a amnésia de Muidinga – vimos as diferenças que se abriram no campo da psicotraumatologia entre Freud, Pierre Janet e Ferenczi, até psicanalistas que, como Philip Bromberg, hoje pensam a dissociação como parte constitutiva de um sujeito plural, em vez de reduzi-la ao recalcamento freudiano. Dada a auto-definição de Kindzu como escritor de sonhos, perguntámo-nos o que poderia ser uma “escrita pré- -literal” – como a dos sonhos tidos, por Muidinga, como “cartas para as nossas outras, restantes vidas”. Isto lendo “Freud et la scène de l'écriture”, de L'écriture et la différence e “Ce dangereux supplément...”, de De la grammatologie, “Envois”, de La carte postale ou “Télépathie”, de Psyché - Inventions de l'autre, de Jacques Derrida.
We saw, in Mia Couto’s novel, the implications of Muidinga’s referring to Kindzu’s writings as letters. We thought they are based on the derridian notion of supplement and – to understand Muidinga’s amnesia – and the following the differences, on the field of psychotraumatology, between Freud, Pierre Janet and Ferenczi up to those psychoanalists like Philip Bromberg that, in our days, think dissociation as constitutive to the subject as a plural entity, instead of simply reducing it to repression. Given Kindzu’s self-definition as a writer of dreams, we asked ourselves what could be a “writing before the letter” – as that of the dreams conceived, by Muidinga, as “letters sent to our other remaining lives” – reading “Freud et la scène de l'écriture”, from L'écriture et la différence, “Ce dangereux supplément...”, in De la grammatologie, “Envois”, in La carte postale and “Télépathie”, in Psyché - Inventions de l'autre, by Jacques Derrida
We saw, in Mia Couto’s novel, the implications of Muidinga’s referring to Kindzu’s writings as letters. We thought they are based on the derridian notion of supplement and – to understand Muidinga’s amnesia – and the following the differences, on the field of psychotraumatology, between Freud, Pierre Janet and Ferenczi up to those psychoanalists like Philip Bromberg that, in our days, think dissociation as constitutive to the subject as a plural entity, instead of simply reducing it to repression. Given Kindzu’s self-definition as a writer of dreams, we asked ourselves what could be a “writing before the letter” – as that of the dreams conceived, by Muidinga, as “letters sent to our other remaining lives” – reading “Freud et la scène de l'écriture”, from L'écriture et la différence, “Ce dangereux supplément...”, in De la grammatologie, “Envois”, in La carte postale and “Télépathie”, in Psyché - Inventions de l'autre, by Jacques Derrida
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Psychotraumatology Dream Writing Supplement Mia Couto
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Associacao Internacional de Lusitanistas