What remains of the passions
The semantic field of the Greek term pathos, from which terms such aspathology and passions derive, has been reduced in the current disciplinesrelated to mental health to the pathological, generating an opposition with whatwould be normal that varies according to the interests that determine theclas...
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I10-R370-article-323232024-07-04T17:45:52Z What remains of the passions Lo que resta de las pasiones Ce qui reste des passions Lombardi, Gabriel Lombardi, Gabriel Lombardi, Gabriel Pathos pasión síntoma psicoanálisis Aristóteles DSM-5 pathos passion symptom psychoanalysis Aristotle DSM-5 Pathos passion symptôme psychanalyse Aristote DSM-5 The semantic field of the Greek term pathos, from which terms such aspathology and passions derive, has been reduced in the current disciplinesrelated to mental health to the pathological, generating an opposition with whatwould be normal that varies according to the interests that determine theclassifications A succinct review of the history of this classical term and itsclinical and ethical importance in psychoanalysis allows us to illuminate the fieldof what is symptomatic and analyzable in this discipline, and the rapportbetween passion and unconscious desire. El campo semántico del término griego pathos, de donde derivan términos como patología y pasiones, ha sido reducido en las disciplinas actuales ligadas a la salud mental a lo patológico, generando una oposición con lo que sería normal que varía según los intereses que determinan las clasificaciones. Una revisión sucinta de la historia de este término clásico y de su importancia en psicoanálisis permite iluminar el campo de lo que en esta disciplina es síntoma y analizable, y la relación entre pasión y deseo inconsciente. Le champ sémantique du terme grec pathos, dont dérivent des termes tels que pathologie et passions, a été réduit dans les disciplines actuelles liées à la santé mentale au pathologique, générant une opposition avec ce qui serait normal qui varie en fonction des intérêts qui déterminent les classifications. Un bref rappel de l'histoire de ce terme classique et de son importance dans la psychanalyse permet d'éclairer le champ du symptomatique et de l'analysable dans cette discipline, ainsi que le rapport entre passion et désir inconscient. Facultad de Psicología. Cátedra de Psicopatología I 2020-03-02 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf text/html https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/pathos/article/view/32323 Pathos; Vol. 2 (2020): Sexuation. Oedipus, logics, jouissance; 11-21 Pathos; Vol. 2 (2020): Sexuación. Edipo, lógicas, goce; 11-21 Pathos; Vol. 2 (2020): Sexuation. Œdipe, logique, jouissance; 11-21 Pathos; v. 2 (2020): Sexuação. Édipo, lógica, gozo; 11-21 2313-9390 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/pathos/article/view/32323/33129 https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/pathos/article/view/32323/43726 Derechos de autor 2020 Gabriel Lombardi https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0 |
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The semantic field of the Greek term pathos, from which terms such aspathology and passions derive, has been reduced in the current disciplinesrelated to mental health to the pathological, generating an opposition with whatwould be normal that varies according to the interests that determine theclassifications A succinct review of the history of this classical term and itsclinical and ethical importance in psychoanalysis allows us to illuminate the fieldof what is symptomatic and analyzable in this discipline, and the rapportbetween passion and unconscious desire. |
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