P074. La Redefinición del Inconsciente a Partir del Giro Conceptual de 1920
Director/a: Cosentino, Juan Carlos
The redefinition of the unconscious following the conceptual turn of 1920. Faculty of Psychology. The materiality of the unconscious is made up of incomprehensible verbal remains, word remains of the Other that impress themselves upon us and persist in us as indestructible marks (Eindruck). Since 1920, the orientation related to the economic point of view has asserted itself: ways that finally open up paths (bahnen) that are never deserted: marks of quantity passage, even of quantity excess: from the indestructible desire to the impressive events (eindrucksvolle) of childhood. The traces lead to the pure difference that each one introduces in relation to itself and to another; on the other hand, the Eindruck tells us in advance that the unconscious does not constitute a whole; it does not complete a universe. Therefore, we will inquire into the modus of inscription of the unconscious structured like a language, which responds to a logic ruled by the One, since each Eindruck is one. How can we explain not only the passage but also the excess of quantity? “What does it mean to make something conscious (etwas)? How can it happen?” The statute of dreams changes. Freud asks himself about the interval that emerges in certain dreams, sustained “by the affect that imposes itself as immutable”. How is that Zeitlos (time not-bound) inscribed, as “unknown” as the unconscious?