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Guilty Subjects, Reparative Politics: On Guilt and Political Theory After Freud
Guilty Subjects, Reparative Politics: On Guilt and Political Theory After Freud
Guilty Subjects, Reparative Politics: On Guilt and Political Theory After Freud

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자료유형  
 학위논문 서양
최종처리일시  
20250211152004
ISBN  
9798382817484
DDC  
320
저자명  
Cucharo, Stephen.
서명/저자  
Guilty Subjects, Reparative Politics: On Guilt and Political Theory After Freud
발행사항  
[Sl] : University of California, Los Angeles, 2024
발행사항  
Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2024
형태사항  
264 p
주기사항  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 85-12, Section: A.
주기사항  
Advisor: Dienstag, Joshua F.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of California, Los Angeles, 2024.
초록/해제  
요약This dissertation offers a challenge to a paradigmatic way of approaching guilt in the tradition of 20th century Western political thought. In short, I argue the indebtedness to a Nietzschean-Freudian conceptualization of guilt, which associates this emotion with self-regard, lawfulness, inertia, and self-abasement, has either written off guilt-feelings as hindrances to political engagement, or regards the guilty subject as beset by operations of power that bind them to authoritative injunctions. As a result of the attachment to this paradigm, political theorists still have yet to seriously engage alternative framings of guilt that cast it as a potentially productive, solidaristic dissonance that attunes subjects into their implication in the suffering of others. The foundational categories of this alternative perspective were pioneered by Melanie Klein, who not only casts guilt-feelings as expressions of value, but also suggests that potentially productive forms of guilt are actualized in different ways depending on the interpretive significance that we grant to these feelings themselves. In other words, what we do with guilt-feelings is dependent on cultural, social, and political scripts that narrate action in response. Two central figures of 20th century political thought, John Rawls and Theodor Adorno, offer politicized readings of the categories and concepts pioneered by Klein. Though Rawls and Adorno are not performing straightforward applications of Klein's work, they are distinctively operating outside of a Nietzschean-Freudian paradigm as it relates to this emotion, writing different interpretive scripts for the reparative activity undertaken in response to feelings of guilt. These differing processes of emotional script-writing give theorists a glimpse of how, and for which purposes, reparative impulses emanating from senses of guilt can be narrated and directed in conflicting ways, one in line with liberal political thought and the other in critical theoretical terms. The dissertation concludes by sketching the promises and pitfalls of the liberal and critical theoretical approaches in conceptualizing the phenomenon of "white guilt.".
일반주제명  
Political science
일반주제명  
Philosophy
키워드  
Guilt
키워드  
Rawls, John
키워드  
Psychoanalysis
키워드  
Reparation
키워드  
Adorno, Theodor
기타저자  
University of California, Los Angeles Political Science 0699
기본자료저록  
Dissertations Abstracts International. 85-12A.
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■520    ▼aThis  dissertation  offers  a  challenge  to  a  paradigmatic  way  of  approaching  guilt  in  the  tradition  of  20th  century  Western  political  thought.  In  short,  I  argue  the  indebtedness  to  a  Nietzschean-Freudian  conceptualization  of  guilt,  which  associates  this  emotion  with  self-regard,  lawfulness,  inertia,  and  self-abasement,  has  either  written  off  guilt-feelings  as  hindrances  to  political  engagement,  or  regards  the  guilty  subject  as  beset  by  operations  of  power  that  bind  them  to  authoritative  injunctions.  As  a  result  of  the  attachment  to  this  paradigm,  political  theorists  still  have  yet  to  seriously  engage  alternative  framings  of  guilt  that  cast  it  as  a  potentially  productive,  solidaristic  dissonance  that  attunes  subjects  into  their  implication  in  the  suffering  of  others.  The  foundational  categories  of  this  alternative  perspective  were  pioneered  by  Melanie  Klein,  who  not  only  casts  guilt-feelings  as  expressions  of  value,  but  also  suggests  that  potentially  productive  forms  of  guilt  are  actualized  in  different  ways  depending  on  the  interpretive  significance  that  we  grant  to  these  feelings  themselves.  In  other  words,  what  we  do  with  guilt-feelings  is  dependent  on  cultural,  social,  and  political  scripts  that  narrate  action  in  response.  Two  central  figures  of  20th  century  political  thought,  John  Rawls  and  Theodor  Adorno,  offer  politicized  readings  of  the  categories  and  concepts  pioneered  by  Klein.  Though  Rawls  and  Adorno  are  not  performing  straightforward  applications  of  Klein's  work,  they  are  distinctively  operating  outside  of  a  Nietzschean-Freudian  paradigm  as  it  relates  to  this  emotion,  writing  different  interpretive  scripts  for  the  reparative  activity  undertaken  in  response  to  feelings  of  guilt.  These  differing  processes  of  emotional  script-writing  give  theorists  a  glimpse  of  how,  and  for  which  purposes,  reparative  impulses  emanating  from  senses  of  guilt  can  be  narrated  and  directed  in  conflicting  ways,  one  in  line  with  liberal  political  thought  and  the  other  in  critical  theoretical  terms.  The  dissertation  concludes  by  sketching  the  promises  and  pitfalls  of  the  liberal  and  critical  theoretical  approaches  in  conceptualizing  the  phenomenon  of  "white  guilt.".
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