Some Remarks Concerning the Freudian Concept of the Unconscious
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In this essay I critically examine the Freudian concept of the Unconscious. I show how Freud alters the meaning of natural language’s psychological words (‘desire’, ‘pain’, ‘memory’, and so on). I try to make clear that to speak about the unconscious doesn’t tantamount to speaking of any zone of the mind, but rather to speak indirectly about human actions.
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Tomasini Bassols, A. (2010). Some Remarks Concerning the Freudian Concept of the Unconscious. DIÁNOIA. Revista De Filosofía, 55(65), 175–200. https://doi.org/10.21898/dia.v55i65.209
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