By Lacan, Jacques; Villa, Angelo; Tavani, Annarita; Lacan, Jacques; Di Liddo, Annalisa
ISBN-10: 1782410716
ISBN-13: 9781782410713
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Misunderstandings follow in close succession, thus originating a vicious circle which leaves no scope for escape. Psychosis surfaces in the case of Lucia’s mother. The girl has a severe mental handicap. The mother’s behaviour towards her daughter is described as instrumental. The tension generated in the relationship with the centre staff is tangible. Reality is self-evident: the mother dresses, or, more truthfully, embellishes her daughter like a doll, thus exposing her to ridicule. She enrols her in piano lessons or in English classes which the girl is totally unable to deal with.
Her parents did not dare get a divorce. They were united by handicap, and not by their faith in the indissolubility of marriage. What would they say to other people? And most of all, what would they say to themselves? Their children clearly remember the way the atmosphere changed at home. Quarrels and anger without any explicit, apparent reason became common. Any occasion to fight was good. Without being able to voice it completely, they held each other responsibile for that which had changed—or more precisely, had destroyed—their lives.
What did that mean? She was very clear and explicit. “I am not going to move from here”, she told the workers to whom the brother had turned for help. He knew they were on good terms with his sister and hoped they would convince her; he thought they would be able to make her change her mind. The workers tried to motivate her, to persuade her, but without success. The idea of her brother’s abandonment opened up an abyss in front of her. An abyss of a shapeless, nameless reality. What was that unknown thing CHAPTER TWO 25 brutally imposing itself on her?
Psychoanalysis and severe handicap : the hand in the cap by Lacan, Jacques; Villa, Angelo; Tavani, Annarita; Lacan, Jacques; Di Liddo, Annalisa
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