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El hombre es un hombre para el hombre. // Man is a man to man.

Authors: Juan Guillermo Uribe.;

El hombre es un hombre para el hombre. // Man is a man to man.

Abstract

The aim of this article is to show that aggressiveness and some cruel and violent actions are part of the drive condition in human beings. They are neither historical contingencies nor ideological effects. From different philosophical points of view, cruelty is presented as a deviation of human nature. Freud places cruelty at the center of human drives. The idea is to acknowledge this and avoid denial, which helps to keep repetition as a return of the repressed. // El artículo busca mostrar que la agresividad y algunas manifestaciones de crueldad y violencia pertenecen a la condición pulsional de los humanos. No son contingencias históricas ni efectos ideológicos. Desde distintas posiciones filosóficas se trata de mostrar la crueldad como una desviación de lo humano. Freud la pone en el centro de lo pulsional. La idea es reconocerlo y evitar la desmentida que lo que hace es hacer que se mantenga la repetición como retorno de lo reprimido.

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Aggressiveness, Philosophy. Psychology. Religion, crueldad, B, Psychology, drive. // Agresividad, cruelty, pulsión., BF1-990

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