De la pulsión a la solicitud por el otro: Bases antropológicas para la “pequeña ética” de Ricœur

Authors

  • Marie-France Begué Repésentante du Fond Ficoeur pour l'Amérique Latine Profesora en la Universidad del Salvador

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5195/errs.2011.87

Keywords:

Pulsion, Désir, Représentation, Image, Symbole, Estime de soi

Abstract

The intention of this work is to trace in the most archaic human condition the anthropological roots that justify the foundation of an ethics, as conceived by Paul Ricœur in his book Oneself as Another. To do this, first I will try to expose the route that the creative image follows from its genesis in drives to its full semantics in the symbol, according to the dialogue that the author engaged with Freud in his work Freud and Philosophy based on his hermeneutic concerns. Second, considering a critical remark that Ricœur makes about Freud, I will explore the intentional orientation towards “the good life”, whose reflexive sense, “self-esteem”, integrates the symbolic dimension of action and sets the basis for the realization (épanouissement) of the human person.

Author Biography

Marie-France Begué, Repésentante du Fond Ficoeur pour l'Amérique Latine Profesora en la Universidad del Salvador

Repr. du Fonds Ricoeur en Amérique Latine

Published

2011-11-14

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