CLINIC OF VIOLENT ACT IN A PSYCHOTIC SUBJECT: THE CASE OF MR. T
This article is based on a clinical psychological research about violence in psychotic organization of personality. Based on a clinical case, the purpose of our article is to bring into question the psychic function of the act in relation to psychological organization and life-course. Our hypothesis asserts that, for a psychotic subject, violent act results from an attempt of the object annihilation in its difference, its desubjectivation to fight against intrusion and destruction anguish. Our results raise the paradoxical nature of the violent act, testifying both to disruption but also an attempt to subjective appropriation.