“Das Ding”, the return and the ontological structure of psycoahalysis. A Lacanian understanding of Heidegger’s philosophy
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The relation between Psychoanalysis and Philosophy should be understood in the more complex sense of an originary ambivalence, which constitutively returns. No matter question of the eternal return of the same, the return of the repression or the return to Freud, because in all cases it is put into play the enigmatic exercise, so characteristic of the philosophy, that discovers its objects in the discourse, in order to build a place that plays as a reflection of an specular “other”, who tends to become as vigorously as it is refused. Therefore, the language of philosophy and of psychoanalysis is crossed by a fundamental, and often latent, question, that has to do with the naive and tyrant condition of the “Subject”.
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