A dobradiça da vivência : Nietzsche e Winnicott

Abstract

This dissertation seeks to explore the concept of erlebnis-experience in Nietzsche's philosophy, together with Winnicott's psychoanalytic look, expressed in the drawing of a hinge that allows opening and closing the passage of the elements of the internal world and the external world. Experience (Erlebnis) in Nietzsche evokes, in the construction of his thought, a "still being present when something in life happens"— structured by Viesenteiner as, a concept that presents three fundamental characteristics: immediacy, significability and aesthetic dimension — and finds, in the psychoanalysis articulated by Winnicott, a movement that enhances the opening of paths and discussions of the unconscious aspects found in the content of the experience. In the construction of this hinge, which has the function of approaching and distancing the authors, to the extent that such aesthetic-individual material permeates the internal to the external world, the meeting point between them is the transitional space: a concept created by Winnicott to give flow to subjective elements located in the internal world, with the objective elements of the shared external world. Thus, in the research proposal of the concept of experience addressed in this text, it places itself on the margins of the aesthetic-immediate-significant content for the living person awakened by his experiences found in the psychoanalytic clinic a space of power to experience the experience inscribed in his own skin.