ALIENAÇÃO PARENTAL E FEMINICÍDIO TENDO FREUD COMO MARCO TEÓRICO

Abstract

By studying the family in a systemic way, Sigmund Freud presented important revelations that can be considered when analyzing the institute of parental alienation in Brazilian law. Considered the 'father of psychoanalysis', with Freud it is possible to consider that the psychological interferences characterized as parental alienation during the formation of the psykhé - capable of giving rise to feelings such as anger, revenge, aggressiveness, fear, insecurity, anger, lack of empathy - consubstantiate disorders of personality capable of influencing in the future and even determining crimes of passion such as femicide. In this sense, the study of the subconscious, based on Freud's basic postulates about Id, Ego and Superego, provides a plausible explanation for an ever-emerging problem. Just as Parental Alienation is the cause of many suicides, femicide is a cruel reality, capable of destroying entire families - the concept of femicide, typified as a heinous crime, is defined as the homicide against women for reasons of gender female, that is, behaviors practiced in the context of domestic and family violence and contempt or discrimination against the condition of women. Thus, the imputation of contempt for the other, the one who should love and be loved, protect and be protected, through parental alienation, can trigger and explain a large number of feminicides.