Pluralismo metodológico e interdisciplinaridade nas pesquisas psicanalíticas de René Spitz
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https://doi.org/10.35699/1676-1669.2022.36326Palavras-chave:
psicanálise infantil, Spitz, psicopatologia infantil, metodologia de pesquisaResumo
O artigo aborda as pesquisas de René Spitz sobre o desenvolvimento das psicopatologias precoces infantis, enfatizando seus aspectos metodológicos e a maneira como o autor procura articular a investigação experimental e a perspectiva clínica e teórica da psicanálise. Os principais métodos e os procedimentos complementares de suas pesquisas empíricas são apresentados e discutidos, a partir da análise das publicações originais do autor. Críticas e debates que cercaram seus trabalhos à época são também revisitados e analisados. Em conclusão, argumenta-se que os trabalhos de Spitz, apesar de suas limitações, constituem um exemplo histórico significativo de como a psicanálise pode se beneficiar de uma perspectiva mais plural e interdisciplinar e suas pesquisas clínicas e empíricas.
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