Freud and politics inconsistence: the politization experience of human communities in tragic, prosaic and religious narratives

Bilbao, A

Keywords: People; Politics; Prose; Psychanalytical anthropology; Tragedy

Abstract

This article covers the psychanalytical statements related to the political problem and its inconsistencies. These issues were not fully developed in Freud’s cultural vocation texts, but their importance, related to the observation process of the collective politization phenomenon, acquires a vital role in his late work focused on the monotheism problem. Freud’s thinking, related to the steps followed by the human community in its politization process, includes a pluralism of distinctive references to tragic, prosaic and religious narratives. Thesis related to the drive life allow a visualization of these narratives’ ways to trigger a saturation of the inconsistencies that work in the political actions.

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Título según WOS: Freud and politics inconsistence: the politization experience of human communities in tragic, prosaic and religious narratives
Título según SCOPUS: Freud and politics inconsistence: the politization experience of human communities in tragic, prosaic and religious narratives
Título de la Revista: Revista de Filosofia: Aurora
Volumen: 33
Número: 58
Editorial: Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Parana
Fecha de publicación: 2021
Página final: 125
Idioma: Spanish
DOI:

10.7213/1980-5934.33.058.DS06

Notas: ISI, SCOPUS