THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE FEMININITY OF A TEENAGE GIRL IN VIOLENCE
The meeting with a pregnant teenager, placed in a judicial framework for acts of gang rape, leads the authors to question the vicissitudes of the construction of the feminine. From a psychoanalytical approach, this clinical situation shows conflicts and identity dead ends in which teenagers girls deprived of reliable maternal and paternal models can be caught. Thus, the violent act, or rather the acts of this adolescent girl can be understood as attempts to construct the feminine in a clumsy and unfinished way, a sort of "tinkering" of the feminine.