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Rev. psicoanál. (Madr.) ; (51): 167-187, mayo-ago. 2007.
Article in Spanish | IBECS | ID: ibc-125749

ABSTRACT

El autor se plantea una comprensión psicoanalítica de los movimientos sociales que, en Occidente, tienden a una progresiva exclusión de la figura y función paternas. Tomando como referencia las conclusiones de investigaciones psicosociales y su propia experiencia clínica, intenta resaltar la problemática inherente al déficit de la función paterna. Sin embargo, se muestra pesimista en cuanto a la posibilidad de evitar, en nuestra sociedad, una regresión masiva a modos de funcionamiento mental equiparables a lo que, en psicoanálisis, conocemos como pregenitalidad, especialmente caracterizada por la indiferenciación de figuras y funciones (AU)


The author expounds on a psychoanalytical understanding of the social movements that, in the West, spread to a progressive exclusion of the paternal figure and function. Taking as a reference the conclusions of psychosocial investigations and his own clinical experience, he tries to underline the inherent problem of a deficit of the paternal function. However, he is shown to be pessimistic as far as the possibility of avoiding, in our society, a massive regression to modes of mental operation comparable to what, in psychoanalysis we know as pre-genitality, specifically characterized by the undifferentiating between figures and functions (AU)


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Humans , Male , Paternal Behavior/psychology , Paternal Deprivation , Paternal Exposure/standards , Psychoanalysis/methods , Psychoanalysis/trends , Psychosocial Deprivation , Social Support , Psychoanalysis/instrumentation , Psychoanalysis/organization & administration , Psychoanalysis/standards
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