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	The text/pictures on the black background below ( in
	the full version) present the first edition of the page. It is an attempt
	to clarify and break through the inhibition of failure that Freud then Lacan
	encountered when they engaged in the description of the Superego.
	 
	 
	What is Superego?
	The Superego is that which manifests through
	coherent, moral and rational commands, yet irrealistc since they surpass
	what the ego with the 'id' are really able to do (or not do) - as an example:
	Thou shall not commit adultery is often not applicable in many
	social cases. 
	What causes the
	Superego? In
	the space beyond the mirror of the Optical
	Model, a box does not show its content (its back side facing the mirror
	- see also the Cave). This can be
	compared with a blind-spot, a hole in the social fabric (the reality
	network, the fabric of the significations (significands) which mirror the
	Real). Since such place and/or its content are severed from
	the fabric of reality, what emanates from it is unconditional (without link,
	negociation, comparison). In Freud's system this hole holds the dead father
	or messiah who as been murdered - and whose murder is not remembered or
	articulated by the social fabric (guilt etc...). 
	 Different is
	Lacan's view; he considered that there was life in this reserved area
	- where he saw the special mini-group (see the
	tree-faced icone) which is
	the Oedipian family. From an early child point of view, a
	family is so restricted and independant from the rest of the society, that
	it seems without links with the collectivity. Therefore,
	later, the rule that it issues seems to emanate like a voice from
	a hole (no attachement/continuity with the social surrounding). 
	 From these two
	perspectives, in the Freudian view, the ghostly voice is the voice
	of the collectivity (the primitive father had little to say since he
	is dead, and even his fate had reflected the society). It is all the oppositve
	in the Lacanian view since this voice cannot come from the
	society (since it is founded in the separation from it) - (see
	Fonction de la Psychanalyse en Criminologie).
	 
	
	 It is also possible
	the use the Four Discourses formula, where this
	'black box' area is allocated to the place for the product. After
	Freud (the product is the murdered father) and Lacan (the
	product is the Oedipian family),
	PLAN
	allows theorizing that a living human body
	can be there (as we say that a professor, a president is a human
	product of the society). This is possible
	with Durkheim's sociology which integrates the professions,
	social roles and functions as the significands of the social fabric.
	The voices of the professor, the president etc... are therefore superegotic,
	unavoidably they are severed from the reality.
	 
	
	 Freud wished
	that his discovery could be applied to the production of the society
	- Lacan also suggested that transference could be used in order to disclose
	the irrealism of the professional delivery of truth.
	They both failed and the academia is still
	unable to evaluate the real origin of the Oedipus
	Complex in front of the population.
	PLAN
	also predicts this failure, as long as a
	human is living in the product place, he will compromise with the
	counter-transference of his pair. 
	 It shows also
	that there is a fourth
	possibility:.it is clear that the progressive
	apparatus of Cybernetics can occupy
	the product place as sus-defined. In this case a new circuit is
	allowed - as the diagram below illustrates: transference then does not
	bounce (counter-transference) but passes through the analyst and
	invests what Freud's diagram had identified as the exterior object, which
	can be recognized today as the Environment. So, when Cybernetics is
	in place of the product, Psychoanalysis develops and ecological logic
	(instead of the ill-logic of the Superego).
	 
	  
	The graphics and the original edition of this page can be continued in the
	CYBEK's members area - from where the entire site can also be downloaded
	as a self-extracting file - and then studied more at ease on a Hard-Drive
	(see the content of this ebook product)
	 
	 
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