fredag 8 januari 2010
anti-oedipus! ye
For Freud, the Oedipus Complex transcends time and place and is a natural human disposition that is inescapable. For Deleuze and Guattari, this perspective is repressive because it subjects everyone to the same transcendent structure (mother-father-child). Rather than viewing the unconscious as characterized by desire and its lack, Deleuze and Guattari saw the unconscious as productive of desire and hence in need of repressive control by the capitalist state
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During psychoanalysis, the immanent interpretation of individuals is recast into the transcendent interpretation of Freudian desire, the family triangle. The individual is thereby subjected to the repression and restraint of the psychoanalytic interpretative framework, and the patient is subjected to the interpretation of the powerful and authoritative analyst. Libidinal impulses are instead to be understood as desire-producing and therefore potentially disruptive to the capitalist state, which wants to control desire by casting it in negative terms. Similarly, culture, language, and other symbolic systems are repressive because they subject people to their rules and codes. Deleuze and Guattari contrasted the symbolic with the imaginary
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