REFLECTIONS ON SUICIDE: destabilizing a reductionist discursive construction
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https://doi.org/10.33898/rdp.v21i84.611Keywords:
Suicide, Subjetivation, Subjective, DesireAbstract
Our report revolves around the questioning of knowledge production practises of suicide, which are inscribed primarily inside the positivist camp of knowledge of Psychiatry and Sociology from a Psycosocial point of view. We try to problematize the conventional notion of suicide, introducing subjectivity as an analytical and political category and focussing on the subjectivation processes, from a foucaultian perspective.
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