LA SEGREGACIÓN DESDE UNA PERSPECTIVA DE LA ANTIMODERNIDAD
Abstract
La falta de arraigo, la actitud errante y el escaso apego a la legalidad tan propias de la época actual, imposibilitan escuchar al "diferente", que se traduce en segregación, racismo desencadenando una violencia única de lo Uno destinada a enfrentar el miedo a lo invisible, a lo desconocido. Un ejemplo de esta situación, es una prolongada y excluyente actitud, hacia ciertos sectores indígenas, a los que se arrebata sus tierras, desarraigándolos y empujándolos a migrar a las ciudades o países donde se incrementan las masas de segregados y excluidos que viven en lucha constante para subsistir en "la experiencia de mercado". Por otra parte, los exterminios perpetrados o los actos de barbarie en nombre del "ser-común" (sangre, filiación, origen, identidad, religión) marcan una apertura para pensar e interrogar el "estar-en-común" y un desafío para el psicoanálisis hoy.
The lack of roots, the stray attitude and the limitation towards legality, so characteristic of tue current times, make it impossible to listen to the "different", which translates into segregation, racism, unleashing a unique violence of the One, destined to face the fear of the invisible, the unknown. An example of this situation is a prolonged and excluding attitude towards certain indigenous sectors, whose lands are being taken away, uprooting them and forcing them to migrate to cities or countries, adding to the masses of segregated and excluded, that already live in the constant struggle to survive "the market experience". On the other hand, the extermination's being perpetrated or the acts of barbarism in the name of the "common-being" (i.e. blood, affiliation, origin, identity, religion) mark an opening to think and question "being-in-common" and a challenge for psychoanalysis today.
The lack of roots, the stray attitude and the limitation towards legality, so characteristic of tue current times, make it impossible to listen to the "different", which translates into segregation, racism, unleashing a unique violence of the One, destined to face the fear of the invisible, the unknown. An example of this situation is a prolonged and excluding attitude towards certain indigenous sectors, whose lands are being taken away, uprooting them and forcing them to migrate to cities or countries, adding to the masses of segregated and excluded, that already live in the constant struggle to survive "the market experience". On the other hand, the extermination's being perpetrated or the acts of barbarism in the name of the "common-being" (i.e. blood, affiliation, origin, identity, religion) mark an opening to think and question "being-in-common" and a challenge for psychoanalysis today.
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Vol. 17, No. 1