Para una crítica de la violencia en psicoanálisis: de la violencia originaria de la ley a su tramitación trágica
AUTOR(ES)
Sánchez, José Cabrera
FONTE
Trans/Form/Ação
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
08/04/2019
RESUMO
Abstract For Freud, the relationship between violence and law seems inseparable, in that the establishment of the law depends on an inaugural violence (the murder of the father). However, instead of being limited to this initial moment, this inaugural violence continues active through the psychic mechanisms which embody the function of the law, so that the law is constantly in collusion with the same violence that it tries to regulate. We think that this dilemma is equivalent to that defined by Benjamin in his Critique of Violence, an essay in which he proposes, through the figure of divine or pure violence, a way to interrupt the founding and conservative role of law attributed to mythical violence. It is proposed that Lacan’s interpretation of the act of Antigone as a transgression of Átē is akin to Benjamin’s idea of overcoming the compromise between mythic violence and the law that adjudicates the occurrence of pure violence. Lacan thus provides a critique of violence, this time within the theoretical margins of psychoanalysis. In both cases it is possible consider something beyond the compromise between violence and law, allowing one to think of a refoundation of the symbolic limits that support the law and regulate the bonds of community life.
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