A fantasia em Marcuse como abertura emancipatória
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Marcuse, phantasy, domination, emancipationAbstract
The bidimensionality of Marcuse's critical model was an element highlighted by his commentators. However, there are different ways to interpret this bidimensionality. Our perspective is that the focus on the concept of phantasy allows us to interpret this bidimensionality as a tension between two trends that, like the life and death drives, are always merged. The two trends are of liberation and domination. The fundamental aspect is that the opposition between them is mediated by fantasies. Because phantasies introduce a permanent tension, preventing any one of them from prevailing over the other.
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