Repression, denial, denegation: Subjective modulations of the will, of belief and knowledge

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Repression, denial, denegation: subjective modulations of the will, of belief and knowledge. This paper returns to three Freudian concepts - Verdrängung, Verwerfung and Verleugnung-, and it discusses the difficulties of their understanding because of the translations available in Portuguese based on a semantic analysis of the original in the German version. Then, through some devices of semiotic analysis (the semiotic square and its modalizations), the modulations of/KNOW//BELIEVE//WANT/are compared and confronted in the semantic-modal movements of these three psychic mechanisms formulated by Freud. Our goal is to propose theoretica l explanations (possibly applying them to the clinic) able to distinguish, based on the extracted structures of those modalities, the different subjective positions of the patient.

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Schlachter, L., & Beividas, W. (2010). Repression, denial, denegation: Subjective modulations of the will, of belief and knowledge. Agora, 13(2), 207–227. https://doi.org/10.1590/s1516-14982010000200005

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