Anti-racist and decolonial occupation of the psychoanalytical space

The goal of this article is to decentralize Jacques Lacan's text through a geopolitical perspective that intends to make itself the one that interprets, since the author emphasizes the importance of the analyst seeking, on the scope of the analyst's praxis, the subjectivity of the analyst's time, implying that defining a position in which the analyst isn't neutral before the racist tendencies and the ways that one's time dominant discourse influences over the unconscious. In a historical background scarred by late abolition of slavery, imprisonment and genocide of the black population, and a diversity of segregationist practices, as it is in Brazil, it is crucial to take racism as a category in the psychoanalysis view in its clinical and political field. Therefore, we intend to identify some premises to initiate a dismantling of dominant theorical artifacts, to go in the direction of a new epistemic framework, grounding an antiracist clinical practice.