Difference between revisions of "Subject of the Unconscious"
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| − | It has often been remarked that Freud hardly ever made use of the term "subject." The only exception (which is surprising, because it was never noticed) was his respected use of the term in "Instincts and Their Vicissitudes" (1915c). While describing the normal instinctual "vicissitude," where the drives turn back on the subject's body and where the mode of satisfaction is reversed from active to passive, Freud wrote of "a new subject," which he situated outside of the person proper. This subject wants to be watched (or violated) to satisfy the... | + | It has often been remarked that [[Freud]] hardly ever made use of the term "[[subject]]." The only exception (which is surprising, because it was never noticed) was his respected use of the term in "[[Instincts]] and Their Vicissitudes" (1915c). While describing the normal [[instinctual]] "vicissitude," where the [[drives]] turn back on the subject's [[body]] and where the mode of [[satisfaction]] is reversed from [[active]] to [[passive]], Freud wrote of "a new subject," which he situated [[outside]] of the person proper. This subject wants to be watched (or violated) to [[satisfy]] the... |
Latest revision as of 23:59, 20 May 2019
It has often been remarked that Freud hardly ever made use of the term "subject." The only exception (which is surprising, because it was never noticed) was his respected use of the term in "Instincts and Their Vicissitudes" (1915c). While describing the normal instinctual "vicissitude," where the drives turn back on the subject's body and where the mode of satisfaction is reversed from active to passive, Freud wrote of "a new subject," which he situated outside of the person proper. This subject wants to be watched (or violated) to satisfy the...
