Antifreudismo

Abstract

We explore in this article two major figures of anti-freudism. The first is that present throughout Freud’s work as resistance to psychoanalysis. It is a fundamental part of Freud’s historical narrative about psychoanalysis creation of this other-resistant, intolerant of the unconscious fantasies brought to light by freudian theory. This first figure is divided into two: the detractor of psychoanalysis and the patient who resists. The second figure is that formed by the set of many Freuds, built from their multiple readings. We conclude by showing that antifreudism is an example of the articulation between affect and knowledge.