Análisis personológico: caso hombre de los lobos.

Abstract

From the psychoanalytic approach, obsessive neurosis is defined as a psychic disturbance, whose affected people are continuously worried and harassed by thoughts, which have a content that creates rejection, generates undesirable or unwelcome behaviour for society. The main objective of the present essay is to carry out a review on the Freudian conception of obsessive neurosis based on the bibliographic research, considering the contribution of several authors, putting special emphasis on the identification of obsessive features and diverse problematic situations that took place in the subject's life. It is tried to collect important, renewed and valid information that serves as a basis for the analysis of the obsessive neurosis present in the Hombre de los Lobos case under the psychoanalytic approach, extending the research of the obsessive neurosis through the analysis and interpretation, for this it will be used reliable, current and valid information of concepts that allow to carry out the path of analysis. In the same way, we proceeded to the analysis of different situations that led the subject to the development of the obsessive neurotic personality, understanding in this way the stages of psychosexual development, the castration complex, the Oedipus complex, among other concepts; on the other hand, obsessive rituals carried out by the subject are mentioned, making it clear that in the obsessive neurosis, there is no authentic dissipation of the Oedipus Complex, the obsessive subject is imprisoned by the fear of castration.