To believe in the other. Thanatos, eros and anamnesis in The Giver

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Based on the novel and the film The Giver, this papers shows the paradox and contradictions born out of the attempt of an egalitarian and pacifist position – the classical answer to those discriminations that originate suffering and violence – to eliminate everything that is a source of distinction...

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Autores principales: Fonti, Diego, Cáceres, Pamela
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios sobre Cultura y Sociedad 2021
Materias:
Equality
Difference
Other
Anguish
Memory
Igualdad
Diferencia
Otro
Angustia
Memoria
Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/eticaycine/article/view/32568
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Revistas de la UNC de Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
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Difference
Other
Anguish
Memory
Igualdad
Diferencia
Otro
Angustia
Memoria
spellingShingle Equality
Difference
Other
Anguish
Memory
Igualdad
Diferencia
Otro
Angustia
Memoria
Fonti, Diego
Cáceres, Pamela
To believe in the other. Thanatos, eros and anamnesis in The Giver
topic_facet Equality
Difference
Other
Anguish
Memory
Igualdad
Diferencia
Otro
Angustia
Memoria
author Fonti, Diego
Cáceres, Pamela
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Cáceres, Pamela
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title To believe in the other. Thanatos, eros and anamnesis in The Giver
title_short To believe in the other. Thanatos, eros and anamnesis in The Giver
title_full To believe in the other. Thanatos, eros and anamnesis in The Giver
title_fullStr To believe in the other. Thanatos, eros and anamnesis in The Giver
title_full_unstemmed To believe in the other. Thanatos, eros and anamnesis in The Giver
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description Based on the novel and the film The Giver, this papers shows the paradox and contradictions born out of the attempt of an egalitarian and pacifist position – the classical answer to those discriminations that originate suffering and violence – to eliminate everything that is a source of distinction and therefore of anguish. In the second place, we argue that in the name of an equality achieved by means of eliminating the violence born out of difference, a worse violence is originated. And that the social elimination of death and desire, as signals of that memory and fundamental events of human experience, did not contribute to heal that division but instead it set a damage beyond limits. The argument shows that a production of neutral human beings, without past guilt nor future anguish, withouth meaningful individual differences, does not bring about a life that is more free, fraternal and egalitarian, but an intrinsic and boundless sort of violence. Finally we will explore the memory of differenciation and of the law as role of the other and as starting point for a more complete subjective appropriation. 
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