CHE, FIDEL AND LEADERSHIP IN CUBA: A PSYCHOANALYTICAL APPROACH
<p class="first" id="d129964e75">The key focus in this article is upon the leadership pairing between Fidel Castro and Che Guevara, the Cuban and the Argentine (the insider and outsider). There are many perspectives of interest in this relationship b...
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description | <p class="first" id="d129964e75">The key focus in this article is upon the leadership pairing between Fidel Castro
and Che Guevara, the Cuban and the Argentine (the insider and outsider). There are
many perspectives of interest in this relationship but our focus is on 'Messianic
leadership' (Western 2008). Exploring this we utilise theory from the British Object
Relations approach to psychoanalysis citing Melanie Klein and Wilfred Bion in particular,
to help explain how this pairing has had a lasting symbolic impact, particularly influencing
and possibly contributing to the longevity of Fidel Castro's leadership.
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spelling | doaj.art-dc2d173a63df47f59212fbf35afbcda32023-05-12T08:46:43ZengPluto JournalsInternational Journal of Cuban Studies1756-34611756-347X2010-03-0121/28810210.2307/41945884CHE, FIDEL AND LEADERSHIP IN CUBA: A PSYCHOANALYTICAL APPROACHSimon WesternStephen Wilkinson<p class="first" id="d129964e75">The key focus in this article is upon the leadership pairing between Fidel Castro and Che Guevara, the Cuban and the Argentine (the insider and outsider). There are many perspectives of interest in this relationship but our focus is on 'Messianic leadership' (Western 2008). Exploring this we utilise theory from the British Object Relations approach to psychoanalysis citing Melanie Klein and Wilfred Bion in particular, to help explain how this pairing has had a lasting symbolic impact, particularly influencing and possibly contributing to the longevity of Fidel Castro's leadership. </p>https://www.scienceopen.com/hosted-document?doi=10.2307/41945884 |
spellingShingle | Simon Western Stephen Wilkinson CHE, FIDEL AND LEADERSHIP IN CUBA: A PSYCHOANALYTICAL APPROACH International Journal of Cuban Studies |
title | CHE, FIDEL AND LEADERSHIP IN CUBA: A PSYCHOANALYTICAL APPROACH |
title_full | CHE, FIDEL AND LEADERSHIP IN CUBA: A PSYCHOANALYTICAL APPROACH |
title_fullStr | CHE, FIDEL AND LEADERSHIP IN CUBA: A PSYCHOANALYTICAL APPROACH |
title_full_unstemmed | CHE, FIDEL AND LEADERSHIP IN CUBA: A PSYCHOANALYTICAL APPROACH |
title_short | CHE, FIDEL AND LEADERSHIP IN CUBA: A PSYCHOANALYTICAL APPROACH |
title_sort | che fidel and leadership in cuba a psychoanalytical approach |
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