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Este trabalho acompanha a história e evolução do modelo da ilusão aplicado à vivência religiosa, a partir das concepções de Freud, Pfister, teóricos das relações objetais, Winnicott, Vergote e Rizzuto, delineando as perspectivas abertas por essas contribuições teóricas, bem como seus limites.This paper outlines the history and evolution of the model of illusion applied to the religious experience, based on conceptions from Freud, Pfister, object relations theorists, Winnicott, Vergote and Rizzuto. It also delineates the possibilities originated by these theoretical contributions, along with their limitations.

Esse artigo discute a contribuição da Teoria crítica para a Psicologia e para a História e a importância delas na análise da sociedade e da dimensão subjetiva. À categorização a priori e à naturalização de problemas históricos, a Teoria crítica opõe a filosofia histórica como interpretação materialista da realidade. À redução do conceito de sujeito fundado em análises que levam em conta somente aspectos sociais e econômicos, especialmente T.W. Adorno aborda a relevância da psicanálise e o estudo da mediação da sociedade na subjetividadeThis paper discusses the contributions of critical theory to psychology and history and their importance in the analysis of society and of the subjective dimension. The critical theory contrasts the prior categorization and naturalization of the historical problems with the historical philosophy as a materialistic interpretation of reality. Regarding the reduction of the concept of subject found in analyses that take into account only social and economic aspects, especially T.W. Adorno tackles the relevance of psychoanalyses and the study of the social mediation in the subjectivity.

Geralmente lembrada em sua associação com a consciência (como no Sistema Percepção- Consciência, por exemplo), a percepção encontra nas investigações de Freud vários outros destinos. Principalmente nos textos da chamada segunda tópica, mas também no artigo da Metapsicologia de 1915, "O Inconsciente", Freud nos propõe instigantes afirmações que nos aproximam de uma relação entre percepção e inconsciente. Assim, através de um percurso pelas sucessivas formulações freudianas da percepção, este artigo procura favorecer uma melhor compreensão das relações entre percepção e inconsciente.Perception is usually remembered in association with consciousness (as for example in the perceptual-conscious system), but also has other destinies in Freud's investigations. Throughout Freud's succesive formulations of perception, this paper tries to offer a better understanding of the relations between perception and unconscious.

Neste texto, apresentam-se algumas reflexões a respeito da necessidade do indivíduo aprender a conviver com aspectos contraditórios da condição humana. Para isso, colocam-se os mitos e, em especial neste artigo, o mito de Dioniso, como um modo poético de captar e expressar os conflitos do homem no contato com a realidade mental.This paper considers the necessity of the individual to learn to live with the contradictory aspects of human condition. In this sense, myths are placed, especially the myth of Dionisos, as a poetic form to express man's conflicts in contact with mental reality.

Este texto examina a influência do associacionismo nominalista de John Stuart Mill no pensamento freudiano e, dialogando estas concepções com as formulações da segunda tópica, delineia um ângulo possível de articulação das mesmas com a inovação lacaniana.This paper examines the influence of John Stuart Mill's associationism in Freudian thought. Stablishing a dialogue of these conceptions with death instinct's definition, it presents a possible point of view for their articulation with the Lacanian inovation.