“L’énigme du passé”. Vers les fondements du rapport entre l’histoire et la psychanalyse

Authors

  • Paul Marinescu Société Roumaine de la Phénoménologie Institut de Philosophie Alexandru Dragomir

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5195/errs.2019.479

Keywords:

History, Past, Memory, Psychoanalysis, Afterwardsness, Violence

Abstract

This article aims to address, by means of a two-step analysis, the foundations of the relationship between history and psychoanalysis as “disciplinary practices” that deal with the past. In the first step, I examine the different relationships between history and psychoanalysis but also the uses of psychoanalysis in historical approaches. My goal here is to situate the context and the guiding questions. As a second step, I try to show that Ricœur puts forward, in his book Memory, History, Forgetting, a major thesis regarding the foundations of the relationship between psychoanalysis and the hermeneutics of history. By means of the phenomenology of wounded memory, he identifies a fundamental structure of collective existence that provides the basis of this relationship. Finally, I seek to determine the scope of this structure, which takes the form of an originary trauma affecting the collective existence, by drawing an analogy with the psychoanalytic concept of afterwardsness.

Author Biography

Paul Marinescu, Société Roumaine de la Phénoménologie Institut de Philosophie Alexandru Dragomir

Chercheur postdoctoral

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2020-03-03

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Vol. 10 No. 2 (2019)

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