Uma possível análise entre corpos sensíveis nas telas e vivências inconscientes atribuídas à memória corporal arcaica

Abstract

Can memory be more than something we say "remember" cognitively? Here we suggest that we carry a memory that has marked us by inaugural experiences sufficiently strong, imprinting on our human bodies their expressions.In this way, the intention of this work is to establish, if possible, connections between the memory of early childhood experiences as well as following life and the marks that impregnated the bodies. For that, we try to recognize in the filmographies certain experiences that are not attributed to the body although lived in the body, receiving a cognitive meaning even if poorly organized. We used the Initial Bibliographic Survey and analyzes of films and extracts of films and from the Film Analysis that according to Gomes (Gomes (Gomes apud Mimura,2011) can be of great relevance to approach thematic discourses. Do these film-shots coincide with what literature supports? From the contribution of psychotherapies that take account of unconscious contents and especially of the psychotherapeutic therapies referenced in Wilhelm Reich, David Boadella, Stanley Keleman and Gerda Boyesen, we conceive that these theoretical axes contribute to the understanding of body and mind as a unit. With this we arrive at the following questions: can we "touch" the memory as well as touch the body? Does the conception of mind-body split contribute to non-apprehension of memory relative to bodily experiences? In the face of our initial anxieties some considerations seem clear to us. We point out that it is also through the present body that the unconscious experiences take our daily life and can be traced back to the scenes of an archaic memory. In fact, the bodily impressions inscribed primitively in one of the stages of development do not dissipate in us, but, on the contrary, seem to deceive the action of time and to refine itself with the present body