Désétayage social et capacité de symbolisation chez le déplacé interne de la crise dite anglophone dans le nord - ouest Cameroun

Abstract

The objective of this study is to analyze how social displacement potentiated by negation of obligation, relative negation and radical negation has acts on the capacity of symbolization among the internally displaced in Cameroon. This dissertation poses the problem of the continuity between the rupture and the suture, that is to say that life in itself generates the solutions of this suture and that the crisis generates the mechanisms of adaptation so that the subject can move on to something else. The main question of this study is: How does social displacement induce the capacity for symbolization in the internally displaced person in Cameroon? In order to answer this question, we were inspired on the one hand by the theory of the narcissistic contract, which is the link which allows an individual to be inscribed in human society as a desiring subject; and on the other hand, of the denegation pact which qualifies the result of the work of production of the unconscious, necessary to the formation and to the maintenance of the intersubjective link. When the subjects of the link are mobilized by different figures and modalities of the negative. Data was collected from 3 internally displaced persons from the association "SPCMA". From the analysis of collected materials, the main results obtained reveal that subjects who have faced war experience several losses, in particular the experience of the existential rupture between the before and the after of the trauma, which leads to profound changes in their balance.