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L’article analyse le passage à l’acte comme une réponse impulsive et violente à une situation de stress ou de conflit, qui révèle une faiblesse de sécurité interne. Il explique comment cette vulnérabilité se constitue dès l’enfance et comment elle peut être traitée par la psychanalyse.
- Philippe Jeammet
- 2015
- Origin of The Term
- Jacques Lacan
- Example
The phrase "passage to the act" comes from French clinical psychiatry, which uses it to designate those impulsive acts, of a violent or criminal nature, which sometimes mark the onset of an acute psychotic episode. As the phrase itself indicates, these acts are supposed to mark the point when the subject proceeds from a violent idea or intention to...
Passage to the Act and Acting Out
As psychoanalytic ideas gained wider circulation in France in the first half of the twentieth century, it became common for French analysts to use the term passage à l'acte to translate the term Agieren used by Freud: i.e. as a synonym for acting out. However, in his seminar of 1962-3, Lacan establishes a distinction between these terms. While both are last resorts against anxiety, the subject who acts something out still remains in the scene, whereas a passage to the act involves an exit fro...
Exit from the Symbolic Order
Acting out is a symbolic message addressed to the big Other, whereas a passage to the act is a flight from the Other into the dimension of the real. The passage to the act is thus an exit from the symbolic nework, a dissolution of the social bond. Although the passage to the act does not, according to Lacan, necessarily imply an underlying psychosis, it does entail a dissolution of the subject; for a moment, the subject becomes a pure object.
In order to illustrate what he means, Lacan refers to the case of the young homosexual woman treated by Freud. Freud reports that the young women was walking in the street with the woman she loved when she was spotted by her father, who cast an angry glance at her. Immediately afterwards, she rushed off and threw herself over a wall down the side o...
Un article qui explore les différentes approches et terminologies de l'acte, notamment le passage à l'acte, en psychopathologie et en psychanalyse. Il propose une clinique de l'acte basée sur la notion d'états-limites et la dimension symbolique.
I – Le passage à l’acte. Le passage à l’acte (agieren en allemand, acting out en anglais) est défini par Freud dans un texte de 1914 « Remémoration, répétition et perlaboration » comme une mise en action de quelque chose que le sujet a oublié et réprimé, mais qu’il reproduit, sans savoir qu’il s’agit alors d’une ...
Jan 1, 2021 · Éric, un adolescent de 17 ans, a commis une tentative d\'homicide à l\'encontre d\'un sans domicile fixe, M. D, 50 ans. Ce passage à l\'acte s\'est produit après une rencontre violente entre Éric et un homme qui a fait preuve d\'autorité brutale à son encontre et l\'a chassé d\'un immeuble où il avait trouvé refuge.
- Amal Hachet
- 2015
Jul 2, 2014 · The criminal passage à l’acte appears as an unleashing of the body that strikes, violates, kills, transgresses the prohibitions and shatters into smithereens the psychical barriers and dams that usually curb human actions. It is an act that is at once incomprehensible, intolerable and fascinating for most individuals.
May 14, 2004 · passage à l'acte comes from French psychoanalysis..it means to commit an act...in psychoanalysis, it is translated as passage to the act for technical reasons...here it is the commission of an act...
