Desexualization: An interesting problem in The Ego and the Id.

IF 1.2 2区心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, PSYCHOANALYSIS

International Journal of Psychoanalysis Pub Date : 2023-12-01 Epub Date: 2023-12-21 DOI:10.1080/00207578.2023.2277014

Dominique Scarfone

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Abstract

The sudden appearance of the term "desexualization" in The Ego and the Id is considered as a marker of the subtle, almost unnoticeable changes that occurred in Freud's thinking after 1920. The strict dichotomy between life and death drives posed a series of new problems that force Freud to invoke a "desexualized libido" in order to restore some fluidity in the psychic apparatus. But the mechanism of desexualization was difficult to describe and Freud seems to resort to a circular explanation. In the end, the restored dialectics between Eros and the death drive, thanks to desexualization, force Freud to invoke a split in the ego itself.

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非性化：自我与本我中一个有趣的问题。

在《自我与本我》（The Ego and the Id）一书中突然出现的 "去性欲化"（desexualization）一词，被认为是弗洛伊德思想在 1920 年之后发生的微妙、几乎难以察觉的变化的标志。生与死驱动力之间严格的二分法带来了一系列新问题，迫使弗洛伊德援引 "去性化的性欲"，以恢复心理机制的某种流动性。但去性欲化的机制难以描述，弗洛伊德似乎诉诸了一种循环论证的解释。最后，由于去性欲化，爱神与死亡驱力之间恢复了辩证关系，这迫使弗洛伊德援引自我本身的分裂。

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International Journal of Psychoanalysis PSYCHOLOGY, PSYCHOANALYSIS-

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