Abstract

Methodological considerations on the relations between phenomenology and psychoanalysis: Historical and contemporary precedents. Anu. investig. [online]. 2012, vol.19, n.2, pp.107-115. ISSN 1851-1686.

In this paper we will argue for the interest of the studies that propose a reconstruction of the formalization method of concepts in psychoanalysis by using phenomenology as a resource. With this purpose, we will analytically consider four works by G.-F. Duportail, who for the last ten years has been delimiting a specific method of access to the relation between phenomenology and psychoanalysis. The relevance of Duportail's work, which has not practically been studied nor elucidated in our country, lies in the fact that it inscribes the study of relations between phenome-nology and psychoanalysis in the framework of a "research program", whose systematic consequences must be elucidated in different works that study thoroughly the importance of the question. As it will be exposed in this article, his works develop this motif.

Keywords : Phenomenology; Psychoanalysis; Methodology.

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