Marx and Freud each view money as embodying concealed social meanings. For Marx it signifies the alienation of labor and the brutal exploitation of workers in the process of producing surplus value. For Freud it reduces to the symbolic equation "money = feces = penis" and thus signifies sadomasochistic relationships. In both instances the analysis of money reveals failures of mutual recognition. These failures of recognition, and likewise the meaning of money, originate in the interplay between capitalist social relationships and the psychodynamics of the paranoid-schizoid position.
Il capitalista e l'uomo dei topi. Marx, Freud e il significato del denaro / D'Angelo, L. - In: COSTRUZIONI PSICOANALITICHE. - ISSN 1721-9612. - XI:21(2011), pp. 7-44.
Il capitalista e l'uomo dei topi. Marx, Freud e il significato del denaro
D'ANGELO L
2011
Abstract
Marx and Freud each view money as embodying concealed social meanings. For Marx it signifies the alienation of labor and the brutal exploitation of workers in the process of producing surplus value. For Freud it reduces to the symbolic equation "money = feces = penis" and thus signifies sadomasochistic relationships. In both instances the analysis of money reveals failures of mutual recognition. These failures of recognition, and likewise the meaning of money, originate in the interplay between capitalist social relationships and the psychodynamics of the paranoid-schizoid position.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.