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COMMENT ON THE SILICON CURTAIN. TRAUMATIC LEGACIES AND A BREAK INTO REALITY IN A BRAVE DIGITAL WORLD BY ANDREAS HAMBURGER

Author: Brîndușa Orășanu
05-February-2024

Rom J Psychoanal 2023, 16(2):127-132

DOI: 10.26336/rjp-2023-0019

Abstract: In order to illustrate the repetition compulsion, “this eternal return of the same”, Freud evoked Torquato Tasso’s poem, La Gerusalemme liberata19, and the fact that Tancred kills Clorinda, at war, unaware that under the enemy’s armor right in front of him was the woman he loved. After her burial, Tancred enters a magic forest, he slashes with his sword a tall tree; but blood streams from the cut and the voice of Clorinda, whose soul was imprisoned in the tree, is heard complaining that he has wounded his beloved once again (Freud, 1920, p. 21; Tasso, 1581, canto XIII).

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COMMENT ON THE SILICON CURTAIN. TRAUMATIC LEGACIES AND A BREAK INTO REALITY IN A BRAVE DIGITAL WORLD BY ANDREAS HAMBURGER

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