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If the evolution of Western thought in the seventeenth and eighteenth century has deprived these
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played a role in the fact that they were in brackets in the nineteenth century, and
first of all, Marx, Nietzsche, and Freud has given us a new opportunity
interpretation, re-explained the possibility of hermeneutics.
Such works as the first book of "Capital" as "the Birth of tragedy..."
or "Genealogy of morality" as "the Interpretation of dreams", again put us
the face techniques of interpretation. And the shock effect, which has caused
these works, the kind of insult that they have caused the European
ideas are probably connected with the fact that before our eyes appeared again
something that Marx himself called "characters". This puts us in
uncomfortable position, because these techniques of interpretation affect us
themselves, because now we, as interpreters, with the help of these techniques
began to interpret themselves. But using the same techniques we have
now to explore themselves Freud, Nietzsche and Marx as interpreters, and
so we mutually are displayed in the endless game of mirrors.
Freud talked about the three great narcissistic disappointments in
European culture: the first is related to Copernicus, the second by Darwin,
prove the origin of man from apes, and the third by
Freud discovered that the conscious mind based on the unconscious. And I ask
yourself the question: is it possible to assume that Marx, Nietzsche and Freud, covering
us interpretation, always reflecting herself, has created around us - and
for us such mirrors, where the images that we see become
inexhaustible, insult, and this is what forms our present
narcissism? Anyway, I would like to make a few comments
for this reason. It seems to me that Marx, Nietzsche and Freud
increased the number of characters in the Western world. They gave no
a new sense of what before was meaningless. However, they changed
the very nature of the sign, the way in which generally can be interpreted
signs.