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Los peligros de la obediencia

Les dangers de l’obéissance
Authors: Milgram, Stanley;

Los peligros de la obediencia

Abstract

Cet article est considéré comme un classique dans le domaine de la psychologie sociale, décrivant les résultats d’une enquête réalisée par son auteur dans les années soixante du siècle passé, qui démontrent qu’une majorité considérable de personnes normales, obéissant à l’autorité, peuvent faire preuve de conduite éthiquement blâmables faisant du mal à d’autres. Ces conclusions confirment, de manière expérimentale, l’hypothèse de l’Ecole de Francfort quant à l’existence en chacun de nous d’une dimension autoritaire de la personnalité, qui dans la majeure partie des cas entraine une obéissance inconditionnelle à l’autorité.

Artículo considerado un clásico en el ámbito de la psicología social, describe los resultados de la investigación realizada por su autor en los años sesenta del siglo pasado, los que muestran que una considerable mayoría de personas normales, en acatamiento a la autoridad, pueden realizar conductas éticamente reprobables que causan daño a otros. Estas conclusiones confirman, experimentalmente, la hipótesis de la Escuela de Frankfurt de que existe en todos nosotros una dimensión autoritaria de la personalidad, que en la mayoría de las personas genera una obediencia incondicional a la autoridad.

The article, considered a classic in the scope of social psychology, describes the results of an investigation carried out by the author during the sixties of the past century, whose results show that a substantial majority of normal people, in obeying authority, can carry out conducts ethically reprehensible, which harm others. These conclusions confirm, experimentally, the hypothesis of the School of Frankfurt which states that, in all of us, a dimension of authoritarian personality is found, that in most people produces an unconditional obedience to an authority.

Keywords

soumission, submission, autoridad, sumisión, obedience, autorité, authority, obéissance, obediencia

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