Body that is mine, but not me:
the non-recognition of being-itself
Keywords:
Adolescence, historicity, silenced corporealityAbstract
Adolescence is a stage of development filled with anxieties, concerns, revelations. It is urgent to recognize the various dimensions present in adolescence. The objective of this study is to bring a case study obtained in the psychological shift in a public school in Manaus on the historicity of a trans teenager under the bias of Merleau-Ponty's Phenomenology. It is a qualitative study and uses parameters of the phenomenological-psychological research method in Psychology. The narrative speaks of abandonment, sexual abuse and difficulty with the original body. It concludes how relationships with the other can be experienced as an element that causes the emergence of a silenced corporeity where the non-recognition of oneself as a body is experienced under the bias of pain and suffering.