Diversity is not perversity
a psychoanalytic approach to contemporary sexualities
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.affs.v20n38a12Keywords:
biology, lack, diversity, identity, sexuality, female, male, phallic One, Other sexAbstract
This paper explores the foundations of psychoanalytic knowledge in its genesis and the question of the human essence: the recognition of a sexual body and a sexual psyche. On the other hand, it addresses the relationship between human identity and sexuality, the drive, its objects, and the diversity of the "perversity" of human sexuality due to the introduction and fall of the signifier in the body. Finally, it proposes a review of anatomy and the biological destiny of bodies to argue that, when it comes to sexuality and Eros, concerning jouissance, there is a scenario in the unconscious which will henceforth be a
question of the psychoanalytic theory and praxis.
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Lacan, J. (2012). Otros escritos. Buenos Aires: Argentina. Editorial Paidós. p. 492.
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