The Promise of Telemaco: Archaeology of the Subject
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Keywords

formação do sujeito
formação do eu
sexualidade
morte
domesticação local e global
família
sociedade
império
arquétipos
Odiseo
Telêmaco
Pedagogia
psicagogia e mistagogia

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The Promise of Telemaco: Archaeology of the Subject. (2008). Universitas Humanística, 65(65). https://revistas.javeriana.edu.co/index.php/univhumanistica/article/view/2241
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Abstract

Initiating from a crucial concept of recognition (German: Anerkennung) formulated 200 years ago by Hegel, the author explores the complexity of the concept of subject, initiated by the references of Freud and Heidegger; structuralism; poststructuralisms; and new, more complex perspectives such as the one presented by Peter Sloterdijk. Based on an intense exploration of the topic (psychoanalysis, journals, references from various points of view), the author ties the reflection on the subject with the figure of Telemaco as an archetype of the promise of reconciling the village with the world, patriarchal with matriarchal myths beyond the empires, and the personal and collective efforts in pursuit of “homing” as a room with a sense of justice in the world house.
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