O silêncio e o silenciamento de meninos vítimas de violência sexual e as reverberações na cena familiar perspectivas em Psicanálise

Abstract

The objective of this work is to analyze the silence/silence of boys provoked by sexual violence, the woven representations and the reverberations in the family scene. Methodologically, the research is anchored in the psychoanalytic method and involved a bibliographic survey on the subject, multidisciplinary care and consultation of care records in recreational classes. The institutional consultations were carried out with three male children, aged three, five and eight years old, who were victims of sexual violence, attended at the NUAVIDAS outpatient clinic - Center for Comprehensive Care for Victims of Sexual Assault (NUAVIDAS), located at Hospital de Clínicas of the Federal University of Uberlândia. It was observed that the children's silence and the process of denying their companions often cover not only sexual violence suffered by the child, but also the history that involves families, the surrounding affections, social ties and other forms of implied violence. The cases were permeated by traumas and representations woven from violent experiences and by the pact of silence that covered up the violence. Furthermore, the silence seems to go back to historical and social issues involving masculinity and being a man. It was possible to conclude that the silence and the process of silencing boys victims of sexual violence emerge as symptoms of traumatic and unrepresented experiences, established in the field of violence. The silence and the continuous and chronic silencing process are silent, not only as sexual violence suffered, but, together, they cover up the relationships woven with the perpetrators who, in the above cases, occupy a peculiar affective importance in the family nuclei.

Keywords: Psychoanalysis; sexual violence; Boys; Family; Trauma. Ma