Recusa obstinada e o sujeito palestino que fala
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Palestina, Jerusalém, colonialismo de povoamento, sionismo, obstinaçãoResumen
Este artigo baseia-se em material de estudo de caso clínico publicado originalmente no livro de Lara Sheehi e Stephen Sheehi, Psychanalysis Under Occupation: Practicing Resistance in Palestine (Routledge, 2022), para rastrear e desvendar a lógica da incompatibilidade ideológica sionista na prática clínica. O caso é usado para mapear as maneiras pelas quais os palestinos forjam espaços de ser obstinados e como pacientes e terapeutas praticam, psiquicamente e de outras formas, a recusa da manipulação da realidade colonial sionista.
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