Ser humano, natureza e ilusão: teorizações entre perspectivas geográficas e psicanalíticas

Abstract

The research aims to analyze a possible relationship between salvationist conceptions of nature and the concept of illusion in Sigmund Freud's perspective. The contemporary world is permeated with ideals of saving nature, bearing in mind that, many times, human beings are placed as the “villains” against the good maintenance of resources. The point is that not all people are responsible for environmental damage and this must be questioned. Another important factor is that one must understand what are the psychic mechanisms that affect the human being so much that we place ourselves as full controllers of nature, that is, to the point of causing damage to it or to the point of feeling like its “saviors”. ”. This work will discuss such questions, looking for interdisciplinary theorizations between Geography and Psychoanalysis.