From A Preliminary Question to Any Possible Treatment of Suicidal Ideations

Abstract

The present work aims to provide therapeutic tools for the treatment of suicidal ideas. However, it is necessary prior to dispensing treatment to be aware of some questions about the mode of enjoyment of the current hyper-moderate era. All possible treatment from the psychoanalysis of Lacanian orientation of subjects with suicidal ideas will be based on this warning. First, a historical reading of suicide is presented, from ancient Greek Roman times to the present day, taking as its axis the conception of suicide along with the associated causes. Second, a development on the differences between suicide and euthanasia. Finally, a reading of the time from the concept of depression. The question that guides the work is how the possible treatment of patients with suicidal ideas is based on the coordinates of the social context and the historical moment? It is obtained as a result that suicide is a consequence not only of the signifiers of an era, but of the primacy of masturbatory enjoyment. In conclusion, the therapeutic tools to moderate enjoyment in patients with suicidal ideas are based on the coordinates of a time, so they fail over time, as the techniques that were once used to treat suicides fail.