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OROZCO GUZMAN, Mario  y  SORIA ESCALANTE, Hada. "Aufhebung" dams of psychic in love and mourning. Rev. Subj. [online]. 2015, vol.15, n.2, pp.167-177. ISSN 2359-0769.

Freud on sexuality and its claims of partial pleasure enters the Hegelian concept of "Aufhebung". It establishes a dialectical perspective on the unfolding of instinctual craving for pleasure. There is no pleasure without law, without limit. It proposes shame, disgust and morality as animistic beliefs in search of instinctual pleasure. The enjoyment loosens to overcome this limit function of the animistic belief. It is what the cybernetic technologies offer to love, canceling the boundaries between public and private. The online love promises the eruption of daring, overcoming animistic beliefs. The technology deifies the image in a challenging encounter that leaves aside the scruples on behalf of a willing love before an unknown person. Imaginary relationships in which the body appears as subject of imperious will of another one exalted is cultivated. These lewd and technified bodies in the scenery of love can also show up in their wounds and mutilations. Shamelessly indulges the body to surprised glance of the other. Also in the loss of this love, or of being loved, is furrowed by unchastity. Two women carry on their bodies the subjectivity intentions of their losses. Pain, another belief, another limit on the instinctual goal of pleasure, is overcome when opening the body to the other glance. The online love debacle limits, displaying the private, and the duel oscillates between making the body an exercise of massacre and privatizing ritual. Beliefs can sign up as resistance to the duel and can be raised against the whole dueling experience. These limit functions address to the mobilization of pleasure and enjoyment. They can also smother and block the subjective processing of the duel, both in recognition and symbolization of lack.

Palabras clave : Aufhebung; animistic beliefs; love; duel; body exposure; ache.

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