La escritura como anudamiento ante el enigma de la demanda amorosa en la psicosis.

Abstract

This research focuses on writing as a resource for invention for psychotic subjects faced with the challenge of romantic demands. In a social context where romantic relationships are experienced with urgency, immediacy, and demands, it becomes necessary to question how a psychotic subject, whose relationship with the Other marked by a lack of symbolic mediation, manages to sustain themselves in the face of these pressures. The study was conducted using a qualitative methodology, and the technique includes a literature review and analysis of clinical cases. It was found that the demands of love present themselves in psychosis in various forms: certainties, invasions, or attempts at stabilization. In this context, writing appears as a support that offers the subject a way to process excess of jouissance, enabling particular arrangements and forms of social bonding. The research concludes that writing can be considered a valuable clinical resource, capable of supporting the psychotic subject in their relationship with love. These solutions offer useful guidelines for thinking about intervention strategies in current clinical practice.