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[The space of passion].

R Gori1

  • 1Université d'Aix-Marseille I.

Acta Psychiatrica Belgica
|May 1, 1990
PubMed
Summary

Passion manifests in diverse clinical forms, encompassing intense emotions from ecstasy to hatred. This drive, rooted in suffering, shapes our being and confronts existential distress, regardless of the object of desire.

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Area of Science:

  • Psychology
  • Philosophy
  • Psychoanalysis

Context:

  • Passion's diverse clinical manifestations explored.
  • Connects passion to existential distress and suffering.
  • Examines the etymology and historical understanding of passion.

Purpose:

  • Analyze the polymorphous and heterogeneous nature of passionate speech.
  • Investigate the relationship between passion, self-perception, and objectification.
  • Understand passion's link to mourning, suffering, and the essence of being.

Summary:

  • Passion presents clinically in varied forms, from mystical ecstasy to hatred and fetishism.
  • It involves a complex interplay of life affirmation and self-destruction, self-knowledge and unknowing.
  • Passion confronts individuals with fundamental existential distress and the impossibility of complete mourning.

Impact:

  • Highlights passion's inherent connection to suffering, both historically and psychologically.
  • Demonstrates how the object of passion shapes identity and perception.
  • Provides insight into the fundamental human experience of passionate engagement and its inherent suffering.

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