Retour sur la psychologie collective
It is often forgotten but Freud is surely the most important thinker on social reality. To state it as such may appear extravagant, but it is not. Freud’s reflection does not proceed from preconceived ideas but from observation, when all other social theories stem from undisclosed metaphysical bias...
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2024
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| On-line přístup: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Shrnutí: | It is often forgotten but Freud is surely the most important thinker on social reality. To state it as such may appear extravagant, but it is not. Freud’s reflection does not proceed from preconceived ideas but from observation, when all other social theories stem from undisclosed metaphysical bias and idealism. And only Freud’s reflection allows one to understand the “madness” of societies whose devastating effects we are still constantly witness to. In this respect it is high time that psychoanalysts take into account Freud as a thinker of social reality, not only to measure its pertinence, but to integrate it into the direction of the cure. The aim of the cure is not on-ly (seule-ment) to extract oneself from the determinations of one’s fantasy which is at the base of the repetition compulsion, but to break free from historical truth, in other words from the norms of the society (so-ciété) or the religion of which we are members. |
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