
espanolEl texto hace un recorrido historico en la construccion de la Terapia Gestalt, destacando las figuras de Fritz Perls, Laura Perls y Paul Goodman como los principales constructores de ese abordaje. Se hizo una apreciacion critica de esa construccion basada en el contexto historico cultural que esta fundamentada, posicionando el analisis con la intencion de una revision de conceptos y se ubico a la Terapia-Gestalt en direccion de un abordaje que recoloca al ser en el mundo. portuguesO texto faz um percurso historico da construcao da Gestalt-Terapia, destacando as figuras de Fritz Perls, Laura Perls e Paul Goodman, como os principais construtores dessa abordagem. Uma apreciacao critica dessa construcao e feita, com base no contexto historico-cultural no qual esta alicercado, posicionando-se a analise na provocacao de uma revisao de conceitos, e posicionando a Gestalt-Terapia na direcao de uma abordagem que recoloca o ser-no-mundo. EnglishThis paper traces the historical construction of Gestalt-therapy, with special attention in Fritz Perls, Laura Perls and Paul Goodman, like the main builders of this approach. A critical appreciation of this construction is made, based on cultural and historical context in which it was founded, placing the analysis in provocations about the revision of concepts and putting Gestalt-Therapy in direction of an approach that replaces the being in the world.
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