A wound on poetry: A reading of pasolini’s teorema

Scienza E Filosofia 18 (18):265-272 (2017)
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A WOUND ON POETRY: A READING OF PASOLINI’S TEOREMA Through analyzing Pasolini’s Teorema, the intention of the paper is to suggest that besides a sublimated effervescence that, according to Durkheim, blends people together, there is also another force that does not let itself be sublimated and for this reason checkmates the Symbolic order of society. This force is the death drive, namely the drive that, according to Freud, is beyond the pleasure principle and works against the flourishing of the individual inside society.

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Andrea Nicolini
Università degli Studi di Verona

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