“The Great Illusion”: The Party and Group Processes
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2005.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : The party condenses two contradictory expectations: one individual, that is, knowing how to find the ideal in a love and/or sexual partner; the other, to recover the narcissistic security within the group that promises some incomparable pleasures. The choice is especially difficult because the two solutions have the same consequence: the happiness of “oceanic feeling.” Caught between fidelity to the group and the hope of falling in love, the teenager often opts for a third way, that of the quick search for a trance-like state brought about by the consumption of alcohol or narcotics.
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The party condenses two contradictory expectations: one individual, that is, knowing how to find the ideal in a love and/or sexual partner; the other, to recover the narcissistic security within the group that promises some incomparable pleasures. The choice is especially difficult because the two solutions have the same consequence: the happiness of “oceanic feeling.” Caught between fidelity to the group and the hope of falling in love, the teenager often opts for a third way, that of the quick search for a trance-like state brought about by the consumption of alcohol or narcotics.
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