Narcisism: a social symptom?
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https://doi.org/10.1590/ts.v2i2.84807Keywords:
Alienation, Narcisism, Fault, Other, Ego, Subject, ObjectAbstract
This essay tries to develop an articulation between Marx´s "alienation" concpt and that of "narcisism" in psychoanalysis. Through this articulation it aims at showing: 1) that form the theoretical point of view, a radical incompatibility between those two theories does not exist; 2) that a deeper analysis of the structuring of the subjects, and by extension of the character of the social relationships under merchant-capitalist conditions, requires an articulation between the social history and the individual (oedipical) history, otherwise there is a risk of accepting, either a sociological reduccionism or a psychological reduccionism, with no consideration of the dialectics between the subjective and the objective, between the social and the psychic.Downloads
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1990-07-07
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Silveira, P. (1990). Narcisism: a social symptom?. Tempo Social, 2(2), 129-144. https://doi.org/10.1590/ts.v2i2.84807