Narcisismo: Sintoma Social?

Silveira, Paulo

doi:10.1590/ts.v2i2.84807

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“…The refusal of the other that is instituted when considering oneself as an object also hides a refusal of one's own incompleteness and desire, considering that the subject is constituted in the relationship with the other. There is an alienation from the other both in an individual perspective of the narcissistic subject, from their family experiences, and at a social level, with capitalism (SILVEIRA, 1990).…”

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Cultural Narcissism - Mental Health Damage

Rodrigues¹

2022

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Our society is experiencing a collective of dramatic personality disorders derived from uncontrolled anxiety. The most evident symptoms are incoherent behavior, lack of apparent perception, immaturity with compulsive traits. In this sense, the importance of the theme is presented in its interaction with the way of relating and constituting itself produced by the contemporary social imaginary. The main objective of the work is the analysis of how the phenomenon of narcissism is manifested in Western culture, having as specific objectives the investigation of brain alterations, they present in pathological narcissists and the neurotransmitters involved. For this, in order to prove the author's concept, the methodology of literature review with articles published in the last 10 years is used. Finally, the importance of the theme is confirmed by its presence in many spheres of life, including the personal, work, education, sport and virtuality, among others.

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Cultural Narcissism - Mental Health Damage

Rodrigues¹

2022

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“…O controle de impressões pessoais ocorre nele naturalmente e o domínio de suas complexidades é, para ele, útil nas organizações políticas e comerciais, onde o desempenho agora conta menos do que "visibilidade", "ímpeto" e um registro de vitórias. À medida que o "homem da organização" cede lugar ao "manipulador" burocrático -a "era da lealdade" do comércio americano à era do "jogo executivo do sucesso" -, o narcisista encontra seu lugar (1983, p. 69 , 1990;LUBIT, 2002).…”

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Narcisismo e assédio moral no trabalho

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This research is a theoretical effort to demonstrate how the phenomenon of moral harassment at work can be understood in Labor Law using the culture of narcissism. When considering the culture of narcissism while studying moral harassment, it is possible to bring to Labor Law's attention the trend toward the trivialization of moral harassment at work and the primordial need for fighting against and preventing such phenomenon in a collective and social manner. Such fight and prevention should be carried out by promoting debates which are not restricted to the work environment and which also consider the discussion of the workers' acting as human beings in areas other than the productive one. Viewing moral harassment with the narcissism culture in consideration necessarily entails recognizing that individual responses in labor justice are merely palliative and are confined to repairing an issue rather than socially transforming it. Law should implement mechanisms that contribute to raising the awareness of and fighting against moral harassment in the current context of the culture of narcissism.

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