O Conceito, O Desejo E a Ética: O Desejo Como Móbil Do Conceito Fundamental

Vorsatz, Ingrid

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“…Besides, contemporary philosophers consider the phenomena of duty and desire within the scope of ethics [13][14][15][16][17][18]. Some contemporary authors consider debt as a social phenomenon [19], as the basis for forming the national-cultural ideal [3], and as a professionally-oriented moral value [4,5].…”

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Spiritual and moral values: an anthropological study of the duty and desire categories

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The article is devoted to the study of phenomena, such as duty and desire. These phenomena are interpreted in different ways within the framework of various philosophical trends, starting from antiquity and ending with modernity. The authors emphasize the lack of consensus in the philosophical and scientific community in the interpretation of these categories. Thus, R. Descartes believed that the phenomenon of debt arose in the human mind under the influence of social conditions. On the contrary, I. Kant and C. Cordner argued that duty was a priori concept not associated with practice and life. In turn, L.Yu. Nikolaeva understood duty as the basis for forming the national-cultural ideal. Plato explained the phenomenon of desire by the imperfection of a human, whereas Aristotle understood desire as the product of a pleasant sensation. In turn, Spinoza argued that desire was an individual form of cognition of the world. Descartes and J. Locke believed that desire was a need for something that was not currently available. In general, the categories of duty and desire were clearly distinguished. Most philosophers consider duty as a characteristic of the social being of the individual, whereas desire is considered to be an empirical category, i.e., generated by the sensory experience of the individual. However, it is necessary not only to study these concepts more deeply but also to reveal their role in forming spiritual and moral values.

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Contribuições ferenczianas para uma ética do cuidado na pesquisa psicanalítica

Prates Pinto,

da Rosa Silva

2024

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A questão do método no desenvolvimento de pesquisas em psicanálise ainda é problemática, o que resulta na dificuldade de muitos pesquisadores desse campo em explicitar um caminho de pesquisa que possa ser percorrido por outrem. Este artigo reflete acerca da escolha metodológica em uma pesquisa psicanalítica a partir de uma discussão sobre a ética do cuidado, amparada nas contribuições ferenczianas. Propomos pensar em três momentos da pesquisa. O primeiro momento, da hospitalidade, que se ampara no processo de escuta. O segundo momento, de escrita dos diários clínicos no contexto de pesquisa, traz algo do que o pesquisador vivencia naquele momento, inquietações no processo de escuta clínica. No terceiro momento, tais vivências são unificadas através da escrita e sua teorização. Assim, a partir de tal experiência de pesquisa, propomos que as contribuições de Ferenczi oferecem ferramentas para uma ética na pesquisa em psicanálise, principalmente em contextos de violência.

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O Conceito, O Desejo E a Ética: O Desejo Como Móbil Do Conceito Fundamental

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Spiritual and moral values: an anthropological study of the duty and desire categories

Spiritual and moral values: an anthropological study of the duty and desire categories

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