Vol. 11 No. 2 (2020): Dossier Life drives, death drives + Schopenhauerian Studies

Published: 2020-08-28

Editorial

• Editorial

  Luan Corrêa da Silva

  1-2

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.5902/2179378654477

Presentation

• Foreword - Live drives, death drives

  Ana Carolina Soliva Soria, Eduardo Ribeiro da Fonseca

  3-5

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.5902/2179378653499

Life drives, Death drives

• The driving dualism and its demands

  Oswaldo Giacoia Júnior

  6-22

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• "Beyond the Pleasure Principle": monism or dualism of the drives?

  Eduardo Ribeiro da Fonseca

  23-40

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• Conceptual structure and theoretical stalemates in ‘Beyond the Pleasure Principle’

  Fátima Caropreso

  41-61

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• The autonomy of the death drive in Freudian metapsychology

  Fabio Caprio Leite de Castro

  62-101

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• The conservative nature of sexual drives: a look beyond the binding aim of Eros

  Munique Gaio Filla

  102-125

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• Expanding, repeating, conserving: the sexuality under the Freudian Eros

  Fábio Moreira Vargas

  126-151

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• Notes on the status of death in the Freudian conception of life

  Pedro Fernandez de Souza

  152-174

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• The “beyond” that comes from the past: evolutionism and the regressive and pathological character of drive

  Vinícius Armiliato, Francisco Verardi Bocca

  175-194

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.5902/2179378647108

• From ontogeny to phylogeny: Freud’s old methodological guideline in ‘Beyond the Pleasure Principle’

  Marcelo Galletti Ferretti

  195-211

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• The past of an illusion and the future of a tragedy

  Renato dos Santos, Diego Luiz Warmling

  212-231

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• Traumatic neurosis and the physical pain model in “Beyond the Pleasure Principle”: relations between trauma and narcissism in the second Freudian drive dualism

  Josiane Cristina Bocchi

  232-251

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• On transiting: body, ageing and death in Freud’s perspective

  Carlota María Ibertis

  252-263

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• Metchnikoff e o instinto de morte

  Georgina Faneco Maniakas

  264-273

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• Coming Into Being and destruction: thinking about the individual-culture relationship from Freud end Spielrein

  Carlos Eduardo de Moura

  274-299

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• The freudian concept of the drive and the epistemological status of the psychoanalysis: the point of view of Heidegger and Ricoeur

  Caroline Vasconcelos Ribeiro

  300-327

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• Wilhelm Reich’s critique of Freudian death drive

  Felipe Shimabukuro

  328-347

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• Death, life and destiny in Schopenhauer and Freud: the “goals of nature” in the metaphysics of will and in the metapsychology

  William Mattioli

  348-381

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• Beyond life and death: Nietzsche, Freud and the absolute power drive

  Diogo Barros Bogéa

  382-405

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• Sobre la dimensión representacional de la psique según Cornelius Castoriadis

  Germán Rosso

  406-431

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• Freud, Lacan and Laclau: The artful intersection between discourse, drive and jouissance

  Alexandre Starnino

  432-453

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• Beyond the death drive: absurd and revolt in Albert Camus

  Thaís Cristina Alves Costa, Evandro Barbosa

  454-468

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• The death drive according to Max Horkheimer: discussions on social emancipation and repression in the 1930s and 1940s

  Simone Bernardete Fernandes

  469-488

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• Life Drive in the "Project for a scientific psychology": a reinterpretation of Freud in the light of Loewald

  Virginia Helena Ferreira da Costa

  489-509

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Schopenhauerian Studies (Continuous Flow)

• Law, politics, and tradition: parallels between Edmund Burke and Schopenhauer

  Rogério Moreira Orrutea Filho

  510-528

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.5902/2179378642972

• Fernando Pessoa reader of Schopenhauer and the problem of free-will

  Nuno Filipe Gonçalves Nunes Ribeiro, Cláudia Franco Souza

  529-539

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.5902/2179378644325

Translations

• Julius Bahnsen, Philosopher of Heroic Despair, 1830-1881

  Thiago de Souza Salvio

  540-554

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.5902/2179378644096