Revolução científica e condições de possibilidade da psicanálise: sobre a presença de Husserl em “a ciência e a verdade”

Abstract

In Science and truth, one of the Écrits texts first published in 1966, J. Lacan formulates a thesis destined to have a wide repercussion in his theory: he affirms that the subject of psychoanalysis is the subject of modern science. Lacan places this thesis around the need to recognize the conditions of possibility of the type of discourse inaugurated with S. Freud, and now his analysis, that was already dealing with commentaries on the cogito, refers to the studies of A. Koyré. This paper raises the hypothesis that what is present in Lacan’s argument is, in fact, under Koyré’s name, the bias of a diagnosis of modernity constructed by E. Husserl in the analysis dedicated by him to the European sciences. The text also seeks to outline the meaning of this remark.