State of the “Horde”
Ham, Mohammed
State of the “Horde” - 2008.
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From the analysis of Freud’s legacy, Moses and Monotheism, the author proposes the hypothesis that this book hints at the obliteration of the traces of the father’s murder. He postulates the reemergence of the father of the horde’s status, such as Freud had imagined and described it in Totem and Taboo. The exploration of the deteriorations and linguistic narcosis in our hypermodern and ultraliberal bond leads the author to propose that this bond functions according to “traumatogenic” provisions and in an “asymbolic” way.
State of the “Horde” - 2008.
38
From the analysis of Freud’s legacy, Moses and Monotheism, the author proposes the hypothesis that this book hints at the obliteration of the traces of the father’s murder. He postulates the reemergence of the father of the horde’s status, such as Freud had imagined and described it in Totem and Taboo. The exploration of the deteriorations and linguistic narcosis in our hypermodern and ultraliberal bond leads the author to propose that this bond functions according to “traumatogenic” provisions and in an “asymbolic” way.
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