A criança insubmissa: uma análise sobre a potência subversiva do gesto criativo.

Abstract

The insubmissive child, a version of the rebellious and oppositional child, emerges in this work as a character that counterpoints performance impositions and the demands of unrestricted obedience in childhood. Inspired by the definition of 'potential space', formulated by Donald Winnicott, we analyze the origins of psychic insubmission, proposing the presence of a subversive power of creative gesture as a basis for the appropriation of oneself and for the development of children's political potential. Considering the paradoxes of childhood and discussing the role of affection for the constitution of this power, we go through the forms of resistance encountered by children towards autonomy and creative freedom. Finally, we highlight the ethicalpolitical dimension of the psychoanalyst who values the gathering, resists homogenization projects and privileges human dignity.