Psychoanalytical Etiology in Criminology in Lacan’s Work
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2013.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : In Family Complexes (1938), Lacan laid out the concepts needed to analyze envy. Much more efficient than those of Melanie Klein, they shed light on some crimes, including sexual assaults. Thus, we discover through the anamnesis of the psychoses and perversions of some criminals in relation to sexual assaults that an impassable rivalry exists with a brother. Yet, envy is not merely an individual affect. According to Götz Aly, a historian, the hatred that caused the Holocaust stemmed from Germans’ envy of the Jews. Lacan’s theory enables us to take into account these individual and collective manifestations of envy.
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In Family Complexes (1938), Lacan laid out the concepts needed to analyze envy. Much more efficient than those of Melanie Klein, they shed light on some crimes, including sexual assaults. Thus, we discover through the anamnesis of the psychoses and perversions of some criminals in relation to sexual assaults that an impassable rivalry exists with a brother. Yet, envy is not merely an individual affect. According to Götz Aly, a historian, the hatred that caused the Holocaust stemmed from Germans’ envy of the Jews. Lacan’s theory enables us to take into account these individual and collective manifestations of envy.
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