Narcissism: Ideas from Psychoanalysis for an Affirmative Biopolitics

Due to its privileged participation in the deployment of sexuality, psychoanalysis would be part of an profuse network of disciplinary and normalizer technologies compromised with the dis-politicize display of biopolitics. We will propose an interpretation of the notion of narcissism established by...

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Autor: Cabrera Sánchez, José
Tipo de documento: artigo
Estado:Versão publicada
Data de publicação:2015
País:México
Recursos:INSTITUTO TECNOLÓGICO Y DE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES DE MONTERREY
Repositório:En-claves del pensamiento
Idioma:espanhol
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Palavra-chave:biopolítica
psicoanálisis freudiano
narcisismo
paradigma inmunitario de Esposito
alteridad
biopolitics
freudian psychoanalysis
narcissism
Esposito's immunitarian paradigm
otherness
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Resumo:Due to its privileged participation in the deployment of sexuality, psychoanalysis would be part of an profuse network of disciplinary and normalizer technologies compromised with the dis-politicize display of biopolitics. We will propose an interpretation of the notion of narcissism established by Freud, from the perspective of the immunitarian paradigm developed by the philosopher Roberto Esposito. We propose the thesis that narcissism participate on the aporistic nature of the immunitarian, which suggests the possibilities of subversion and resistance that psychoanalysis can contribute to the promote an opening-up to the productivity of negative and the inclusion of otherness in the tissue of the self.