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Em sua primeira parte, este artigo propõesea retomar e a desenvolver otermo afânise, tal como foi forjado por Ernest Jones. Na segunda parte,tratasede acrescentar a importância dada por Jacques Lacan a estetermo: do registro do puro desaparecimento do desejo, em sua relaçãocom a castração, como foi sustentado por E. Jones, passamos ao registrodo desaparecimento do sujeito, enquanto sujeito dividido e desejante. Para isso, recorremos ao exemplo dopersonagem literário, Hamlet, da tragédia de Shakespeare.  ABSTRACTSome considerations about the aphanisis term from E. Jones and J. Lacan. The aim of the article in its first partis to retake and to develop the term aphanisis, such as forged by Ernest Jones. In its second part, the purposeis to add to this term the importance given by Jacques Lacan : from the register of the pure disappearing ofdesire in its relation to castration, as supported by Jones, we will pass on to the register of the disappearing ofthe subject, while in the form of a divided and desiring subject. Therefore, we will use the example of theliterary character, Hamlet, taken from Shakespeare's tragedy

Algumas considerações sobre o termo afânise a partir de E. Jones e J. Lacan