英文摘要 |
This paper discussed the relation between psychoanalysis and western political philosophy. If the characteristic trait of Modernism was what Kant mean by ”the insocial sociability of mankind,” I argue that Freud was the last and the greatest modernist.Firstly, for Freud, the most important feature of human beings was the ambivalence of affection. Therefore, on the one hand, humans were by nature a political animal, that is to say that there was always a social relationship between men; but on the other hand, humans are also an anti-political animal, because the original structure of human desire is incompatible with the civilisation or the common life with the others.Secondly, this structural paradox in the psychological world made Freud exclaim that there was an impossible synthesis between the human desire and the demand of culture. The symptom of neurosis for the modern man was the witness of the impossibility cohabitation between the satisfaction of individual desire and the fulfillment of strict cultural requirements.Finally, I conclude that the ”formation” of a social relationship is a ”transformation” of a non-relation which is nothing but a kind of narcissistic movement. As the same, the absence of social relationship or the state of narcissism made it necessarily that men live together. |