O bem-dizer da falta nas crônicas de Clarice Lispector

Abstract

This is a bibliographic research that explores the interface between psychoanalysis and literature based on the concepts of lack and helplessness, with Freud and Lacan. The investigated object are Clarice Lispector's chronicles published between 1967 and 1968, with emphasis on the texts in which the writing process itself and the feminine are questioned. Searches were carried out on the SCIELO and PEPSIC platforms with the terms "Clarice Lispector", "cronicles" and "Psychoanalysis". It is concluded that the author's chronicles, an intimate and autobiographical writing, establish a peculiar bond with the reader. From the recognition of the impossibility of the symbolic order of meaning everything, they testify the transformation of the faulty and traumatic encounter with the Real, the tychê, into a contingent poetic well-saying. Clarice's writing weaves edges to the lack that is constitutive of the subject, which in turn instigates the reader to also produce a knowledge about himself.