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Article in Spanish | LILACS, COLNAL | ID: biblio-1382175

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Las economías globalizadas de mercado conllevan consecuencias de inequidad social basadas en la privatización de sectores laborales y productivos donde los sujetos se involucran en modos singulares de concebirse y construir la realidad. Propone el psicoanálisis lacaniano que el discurso capitalista deshace el lazo social, al obrar con una lógica que consiste en gozar del consumo que supone felicidad. El neoliberalismo promueve un sistema aparentemente horizontal que incorpora las capacidades empoderadas del sujeto promoviéndolo a ser emprendedor y, por tanto, convirtiendo a cada uno en gestor de su propio bienestar pero impedidos para forjar lazos solidarios. No porque el sujeto pueda consumir más, queda desprovisto de su falta constitutiva; paradójicamente, la subjetividad neoliberal reproduce incesantemente un vacío que socava el reconocimiento de las diferencias del otro


Globalized market economies entail consequences of social inequality, based on the privatization of labor and productive sectors, where subjects engage in unique ways of conceiving and constructing reality. Lacanian psychoanalysis proposes that capitalist discourse undoes the social bond, by acting with a logic that consists in enjoying the consumption that supposes happiness. Neoliberalism promotes an apparently horizontal system that incorporates the empowered capacities of the subject by promoting him to be an entrepreneur and, therefore, turning each one into a manager of his own well-being, but prevented from forging solidarity ties. Not because the subject can consume more, he is devoid of his constitutive lack; paradoxically, neoliberal subjectivity incessantly reproduces a vacuum that undermines the recognition of each other's differences.


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Humans , Social Interaction , Personal Satisfaction , Capitalism , Research Subjects/psychology
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