Abstract

LOPEZ MONDEJAR, Lola. Escaping loves. Rev. Asoc. Esp. Neuropsiq. [online]. 2003, n.87, pp.103-123. ISSN 2340-2733.

The fight for equality between genders brought in itself a deep transformation in the relationships between men and women. This has derived in a true crisis of heterosexuality. The banality of the sexual, the transitorial character of relationships, the multiplicity of the homo unions, the politics of equality between genders, confront us with a future where all these appear blurred and confused. The psychoanalysis, science in charge of explaining these transformations, cannot maintain intact the human sexuality theories born in the finisecular Vienna, which obsolete nature does not allow to the comprehension of human relationships and the new subjectivity from the clinic. The writer questions herself about the centrality of Oedipus, the priority of the repression as a way of defense used by the subconscious, the regressive character of bysexuality and other afirmations of the psychoanalysis. She confronts them with the objective versatility and the sexual polyformity of the postmodern society, rescuing the transgressor character of the pulse and its vocation of pure displacement. In this way, she is looking for the interrogation of the pathological tendence of a psychoanalysis which very often acts as another normal agent of the sexuality.

Keywords : heterosexuality; gender; bysexuality; psychoanalysis; repression; dissociation; sexuality; love.

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