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Del masoquismo y otros destinos de pulsión. (On Masochism and Other Vicissitudes of the Drive).

Authors: Kelly Vargas García;

Del masoquismo y otros destinos de pulsión. (On Masochism and Other Vicissitudes of the Drive).

Abstract

Resumen Este artículo es el resultado del trabajo llevado a cabo en las jornadas de trabajo Freud 100 años después, Universidad de Antioquia, 2015; comporta una reflexión del texto Pulsiones y destinos de Pulsión de 1915 y la literatura como recurso, en particular la obra del escritor Leopold Von Sacher-Masoch; se establece así un puente de discusión y comprensión de la teoría de las pulsiones, de la noción de masoquismo y su lugar en la constitución de las neurosis. palabras clave: Leopold Von Sacher-Masoch, Masoquismo, Pulsiones, Literatura-Psicoanálisis. Abstract This paper is the result of the work carried out in the conference "Freud 100 years later", University of Antioquia, 2015. It presents a reflection on the text Instincts and Their Vicissitudes from 1915 and on literature as a resource, particularly Leopold Von Sacher-Masoch's work. Thus, a discussion and comprehension link is established between the theory of the drives, the notion of masochism, and their place in the constitution of neurosis. Keywords: Leopold Von Sacher-Masoch, masochism, drives, literature-psychoanalysis. Résumé Cet article est le résultat du travail des journées « Freud 100 ans après », Université d'Antioquia, 2015. Il présente une réflexion sur le texte Pulsions et destins des pulsions de 1915 et sur la littérature en tant que ressource, notamment l'œuvre de l'écrivain Leopold Von Sacher-Maschon. Un lien de discussion et de compréhension est ainsi fait entre la théorie des pulsions, la notion de masochisme et leur place dans la constitution des névroses. Mots-clés : Leopold Von Sacher-Masoch, masochisme, pulsions, littérature, psychanalyse.

Keywords

Literatura-Psicoanálisis., Leopold Von Sacher-Masoch, Philosophy. Psychology. Religion, B, Masoquismo, Pulsiones, Psychology, BF1-990

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