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Narziss in Trauer

Name: Narziss in Trauer
Brand: Turia & Kant
SKU: 9783851327786
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Das Verschwinden des Patriarchats. Vortrag. Hrsg.: Sigmund Freud Museum Wien

Автор: Paul Verhaeghe, Sergej Seitz

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Корици: С меки корици

Издател: Turia & Kant

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One way to understand a concept is to contrast it with its opposite. To my way of thinking, narcissi...

Информация за книгата

Автор

Paul Verhaeghe, Sergej Seitz

Език

Немски език

Корици

Книга - С меки корици

Издадена

2015

страници

EAN

9783851327786

ISBN

3851327780

Enbook ID

09324923

Издател

Turia & Kant

Теглоt

123

Размери

122 x 201 x 7

Пълно описание

One way to understand a concept is to contrast it with its opposite. To my way of thinking, narcissism is the counterpart of melancholia. Narcissism implies completeness and omnipotence. It harks back to the identification with the almighty mother. She is almighty because she can give what the child lacks. During the oedipal period, this identification shifts to the father, who functions as a safeguard for the mother. Melancholia implies loss and helplessness. The failure of the original fantasy of omnipotence is the inevitable failure of the father and the safety that he was meant to guarantee; there is in fact no final phallic guarantee whatever. Consequently, a typically neurotic reaction is the endless search for a substitute, creating a series of imaginary fathers. This leads to secondary narcissism and stays within the realm of phallic thinking.§We are accustomed to interpreting these ideas at the level of the individual - the child with his parents, the oedipus complex and so on. When Freud was writing his essays 'On Narcissism' and 'Mourning and Melancholia', the very same clash was happening on a global scale. Phallic narcissism was brutally shattered by the First World War, and a period of universal mourning followed - the mourning of the father, of The Father. In my view, this mourning announced the end of patriarchy, in other words, the end of traditional authority. This compels us to rethink the concept of authority as such.