%0 Journal Article
%T Sloterdijk; Secretos bizarros de Freud, discretas obsesiones telecomunicativas y primeras formaciones de psicolog¨ªa profunda europea
%A Adolfo V¨¢squez Rocca
%J Revista Observaciones Filos¨®ficas
%D 2010
%I Pontificia Universidad C¨¢tolica de Valpara¨ªso
%X Following the plan outlined in the trilogy Spheres anthropological constitution of communications. All media history is a history of transfers of thoughts. Humans stirred up a concert of becoming links themselves creative influences multiple operators. So that the sixteenth century Europeans call magolog¨ªa is a man's actions mentally and spiritually open to the world that is brought to cooperate with discrete actions and reciprocal effects between things in a highly communicative world. Discrete telecommunicative obsessions that had attracted the attention of Freud, but that the creator of psychoanalysis - as Sloterdijk - wisely, kept secret to avoid making loud proclamations, he knew he would have been fatal to the scientific and clinical fate of the psychoanalytic movement that he were involved in a cultural battle between communication patterns and models hidden-archaic-illustrated. He was aware that the fate of psychoanalysis as a scientific discipline that deals with close relationships in a specifically modern epistemological framework, was alone in his alliance with the Enlightenment, it is routed by the sure path of science, occult or hiding any past magol¨®gico as mesmerism, so all this long history of participatory effects preverbal would become the bizarre secrets of the original analysis.
%K Spheres
%K means
%K transference
%K mind
%K globalisation
%K thought
%K metaphysics
%K telecommunications
%K neurolinguistics
%U http://www.observacionesfilosoficas.net/freudsecretosbizarros.htm