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La 'compulsión de repetición' y la 'pulsión de muerte'. Historia, Vinculación, Vicisitudes y aportes postfreudianos

Year: 2012
Type: dissertation
Abstract: This thesis is an analysis of the Freudian work that deals with the compulsion to repeat and the compulsion to death, and in the way that both concepts are interwoven explicitly on the key writing of more than the pleasure principle of 1920. Later working at the repetition compulsion from the viewpoint of the symptom, which allows us to appreciate the way that works the psyche of the subject from what itself is a production of the unconscious. Then arises the alleged plagiarism that Sigmund Freud made the concept of death drive, which is attributed by some authors to the psychoanalyst Sabina Spielrein. Finally, collect speculation of contemporary French theorists who have carried out specific studies on the subject of the death drivein order to locate if their arguments fit into proposals for Freud or Spielrein, which complements the positions on what what each was referring when expressed from its own theorizations. In conclusion, discusses the relation of correspondence between clinical practice and its derivative the compulsion to repeat, with its counterpart in theoretical speculation, the impulse of death and how this forced a conceptualization of ideas and how to intervene in psychoanalysis. It also follows as the repetition compulsion serves as a symptom, which externalises in behaviors aimed at establishing the suppression. Finally, is it clear as Sabina Spielerein spoke of an instinct of destruction as such, and that what what Freud speaking was an impulse of death in the sense that it supports the psychoanalytic theory, understanding to the death drive as an opposite, a contrary impulse of life on the scale of drives and not inherent element contained in the impulse of life.
Language: English
Field: Psychology
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W34437750
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