Humor, happiness, and guilt: A post-lockdown counterpoint with Fritz Zorn and Etty Hillesum
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2025.
Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Following Freud’s indictment of nursery rhymes in 1929, his partnership with Lou Andreas-Salomé presents a striking intellectual dissonance. Between happiness and guilt, the possibility of humor emerges as a third way—woven into the broader fabric of sublimation and drive renunciation: after the ordeals of lockdown, the idea of bringing together the writings of Fritz Zorn and Etty Hillesum places post-phallic psychic bisexuality at the heart of new compositions in the field of psychic conquests.
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Following Freud’s indictment of nursery rhymes in 1929, his partnership with Lou Andreas-Salomé presents a striking intellectual dissonance. Between happiness and guilt, the possibility of humor emerges as a third way—woven into the broader fabric of sublimation and drive renunciation: after the ordeals of lockdown, the idea of bringing together the writings of Fritz Zorn and Etty Hillesum places post-phallic psychic bisexuality at the heart of new compositions in the field of psychic conquests.
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