Adolescentes no tráfico : o desejo da mãe e a ingerência superegóica

Abstract

This dissertation is part of the experiences in the care of adolescents who committed infractions and would begin to comply measures of socioeducation and teenagers by the Fica Vivo Program. In both cases, in listening to adolescents, it was possible to identify a very strong bond with their mothers and the submission to a tyrannical ordering of drug trafficking. From these two repeating variables, we hypothesized that there would be a remnant of the nonsymbolizable mother's desire that would return as an imposition of the superego. This articulation between adolescence, mother and drug trafficking, configured the triple structure that forms the basis of our investigation. In the first chapter, we start with the analysis of the constitution of the subject and the function of the maternal Other. Subsequently, the maternal and paternal superego, its transmission of the family and in the social field were discussed. It was investigated how it would be possible to conceive drug trafficking ordering and how subjects could organize themselves from changes in the social and family field, in some cases, through naming-to. In the third chapter it was possible to elaborate, through psychoanalysis, how we can conceive the moment of adolescence and to verify from the singularity of three cases, the way in which the function of parents, of crime and of superego is configuration for each one.