title: [The building up the loss of the object in psychoanalitic theory].
abstract: Within the general framework of Jacques Lacan's Psychoanalytical views and using a Semiotic approach, it is contended that the signification "objet-that-is-lost' (disapeared for ever), is not an empirical, first-hand, immediate reproduction of perceptual data. Far from it, it is the result of a complex process, leading to the building up of the concept. The contention is based upon the following hypothesis: A. the "object-representation-mnemic trace", in its diadic (interchangeable) value, belongs to the imaginary-specular register, where he object missing can only be registered as absence, and neve as a loss or as an impossiblity of reappearance...
mesh_terms: D003865:Major Depressive Disorder; D006801:Humans; D011574:Psychoanalytic Theory
vernacular_title: La construcción de la pérdida del objeto