Les pathologies de la rêverie
We analyze in this paper the effects on subjectivity of what several sociologists from the Frankfurt School, in particular George Lukács and Axel Honneth, have termed "reification," the most common expression of which consists in treating oneself and others as objects. This tendency toward...
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2025
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| Online pristup: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Sažetak: | We analyze in this paper the effects on subjectivity of what several sociologists from the Frankfurt School, in particular George Lukács and Axel Honneth, have termed "reification," the most common expression of which consists in treating oneself and others as objects. This tendency toward reification has spread widely in Western culture and seems to have consequences on the structuration of the subject’s personality, particularly taking the form of an alteration of their capacity to play and dream. In this regard, we propose to consider certain contemporary psychopathological expressions as pathologies of dreaming, disorders that involve the most fundamental aspects of the constitution of the psyche. We also examine how such conceptions transform the way analytic practices, particularly those drawing on the theories of Winnicott and Bion, are conceived. Psychoanalysis thus emerges as a space for play and dreaming based on the primacy of recognition, offering a means of counterbalancing the tendency toward reification. |
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