Algunas consideraciones sobre la voluntad como inconsciente en Schopenhauer: Voluntad, Represión y Locura

Luisa Fernanda Barrero

doi:10.21500/01201468.921

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Published: 2011-12-15

DOI: 10.21500/01201468.921

Some considerations about the will as an unconscious in Schopenahuer: Will, repression and madness

Luisa Fernanda Barrero

Universidad de San Buenaventura, sede Bogotá Colombia

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Issue: Vol. 53 No. 156 (2011)

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Barrero, Luisa Fernanda. 2011. “Some Considerations about the Will As an Unconscious in Schopenahuer: Will, Repression and Madness”. Franciscanum 53 (156):239-76. https://doi.org/10.21500/01201468.921.

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Abstract

Schopenhauer in his key philosophical work The World as Will
and Representation, reacts against the supremacy of human’s reason and intellect by assuming a force that underlies the reason itself, hidden as a deep foundation that allows and explains human actions. He accepts that the ultimate and irrational reality is a blind and involuntary force called the Will. This underlying force manifests itself in the human body while the intellect or rationality is just an instrument that holds back, up to a certain point, the irrational desires of this essential force. The main purpose of this article is to trace, inside of the philosophy of Schopenhauer, a theory of the way human mind works, as well as a theory of the irrational drives, of repression and madness based on the acceptance of his irrational will.

Keywords:

Will

irrationality

drive theory

repression

madness.

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