Os tempos da fantasia e o sujeito do inconsciente.

In the early years of psychoanalytic theory, Freud dedicated himself to developing the concept of fantasy, observing its presence in myriad human activities. In the present work, we underscore the presence of fantasy in three of these activities: the child's play, pubescent reveries, and the writer's poetic creation. Based on this emphasis, we propose an investigation into how fantasy circulates in different places of creation. Choosing the three activities mentioned above, we discuss how these activities put the subject of the unconscious into play. It is understood that in the different modalities of fantasizing and in the formations of the unconscious, when in play the subject offers a different place in relation to the Other. As a theoretical support, we operate from three logical temporalities, utilizing as a base the problem of the prisoner's dilemma as described by Lacan. The first temporality, the instant of seeing, is related to the child's playing and dreaming. The temporality of understanding is related to reverie/parapraxis; finally, the moment of conclusion is related to jokes and artistic creation. In the latter, the presence of an absent third party at play in the structure stands out. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]