O sofrimento do sujeito do desempenho na sociedade do cansaço à luz da gestalt-terapia:Uma revisão de literatura<br>The suffering of the sunject of performance in the fatigues socity in the light os Gestalt-terapia: A literature review.

Abstract

This article seeks to make a parallel between the anthropology of neurosis described by Gestalt therapy and the understanding of the Fatigue Society presented by Byung-Chul Han based on a literature review carried out mainly through the books of the Korean philosopher, Fritz Perls and Paul Goodman.  To this end, it is discussed how Gestalt therapy understands the anthropology of neurosis, based on the ideas of Fritz Perls and, mainly, Paul Goodman, who makes a critical reading of contemporary American culture and understands neurosis as a result of social coercions. Subsequently, it was presented what is this Society of Fatigue entitled by Byung-Chul Han and what it produces, as well as who is this subject of apathetic and devitalized performance. In view of this, the coercion produced by the Fatigue Society in the performance subject was articulated, presenting that Gestalt therapy understands this suffering as a creative response of the being to these coercions and consequently, a form of resistance, evidencing that it is not possible to act in clinical psychology, from the Gestalt approach, without understanding the nuances of this society that directly and drastically affects the performance subject who has become ill and suffered Too. Finally, it was realized that to understand the anthropology of neurosis described by Gestalt therapy, in clinical practice, is to bring hope to the society of fatigue.