El Sujeto Político como superación del Edipo Occidental a favor de la expresión de los derechos humanos

The Political Subject as Overcoming Western Oedipus in Favor of The Expression of Human Rights

• Osvaldo Ángel Hernández Montero Universidad del Zulia Escuela de Filosofía Maracaibo - Venezuela

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4587519

Keywords: Political Subject; Western Oedipus; Human Rights.

Abstract

The following investigation analyzes the Western Oedipus as the psychological substratum of man subsumed into the organization of the contemporary totalitarian state. The counter-ethic that validates the sacrifice of life in favor of the reproduction of merchandise is characterized; justifying the barbarism produced by the sacralization of the globalized market. Consequently, the figure of the Political Subject is insisted on as a disarticulation of the alienating modes of political and economic imposition; in search of the reproduction of life in decent conditions. It is a hermeneutical investigation of a diachronic nature, according to the deductive rationalist approach.

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