Fight Club: Radical Sufferings and Contemporary Society
This paper derives from a psychoanalytical piece of research about an important clinical phenomenon that articulates depersonalization and derealization, which, according to Winnicott, are known as the “inability to feel alive and real”. This is a typical phenomenon found in borderline and psychotic...
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Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie
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| author | Ana Carla Silvares Pompêo de Camargo Arós Tânia Maria José Aiello Vaisberg |
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| description | This paper derives from a psychoanalytical piece of research about an important clinical phenomenon that articulates depersonalization and derealization, which, according to Winnicott, are known as the “inability to feel alive and real”. This is a typical phenomenon found in borderline and psychotic clinical profiles, the manifestations of which have demonstrated to be frequent in contemporary society. The analytical object in use was a psychoanalytical narrative employed in the movie picture known as Fight club understood as a fictional human event. Seven diverse fields were created/found as parts of a greater field – “to be or not to be”. By establishing a dialogue with Winnicott and Bauman, it was possible to conclude that the clinical issue in question is intimately concerned with the new forms of organizing the liquid-modern society, which paradoxically develop a certain type of individualism while they make it hard to personal growth in a sense of developing one’s ability of feeling alive, real and able to provide spontaneous gesture to transform the self and the world.
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| spelling | doaj.art-d575665fe689465086f1e4400504dd242023-10-09T17:31:40ZengUniversidade Presbiteriana MackenziePsicologia1516-36871980-69062009-07-01112316Fight Club: Radical Sufferings and Contemporary SocietyAna Carla Silvares Pompêo de Camargo Arós0Tânia Maria José Aiello Vaisberg1Faculdade de AmericanaPontifícia Universidade Católica de CampinasThis paper derives from a psychoanalytical piece of research about an important clinical phenomenon that articulates depersonalization and derealization, which, according to Winnicott, are known as the “inability to feel alive and real”. This is a typical phenomenon found in borderline and psychotic clinical profiles, the manifestations of which have demonstrated to be frequent in contemporary society. The analytical object in use was a psychoanalytical narrative employed in the movie picture known as Fight club understood as a fictional human event. Seven diverse fields were created/found as parts of a greater field – “to be or not to be”. By establishing a dialogue with Winnicott and Bauman, it was possible to conclude that the clinical issue in question is intimately concerned with the new forms of organizing the liquid-modern society, which paradoxically develop a certain type of individualism while they make it hard to personal growth in a sense of developing one’s ability of feeling alive, real and able to provide spontaneous gesture to transform the self and the world. http://editorarevistas.mackenzie.br/index.php/ptp/article/view/1654/1218baumanfight clubpsychoanalysispsychosiswinnicott |
| spellingShingle | Ana Carla Silvares Pompêo de Camargo Arós Tânia Maria José Aiello Vaisberg Fight Club: Radical Sufferings and Contemporary Society Psicologia bauman fight club psychoanalysis psychosis winnicott |
| title | Fight Club: Radical Sufferings and Contemporary Society |
| title_full | Fight Club: Radical Sufferings and Contemporary Society |
| title_fullStr | Fight Club: Radical Sufferings and Contemporary Society |
| title_full_unstemmed | Fight Club: Radical Sufferings and Contemporary Society |
| title_short | Fight Club: Radical Sufferings and Contemporary Society |
| title_sort | fight club radical sufferings and contemporary society |
| topic | bauman fight club psychoanalysis psychosis winnicott |
| url | http://editorarevistas.mackenzie.br/index.php/ptp/article/view/1654/1218 |
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