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Una política de lo real: una valerosa mirada que no sucumba a la fascinación

A reflection on the relationships of the unconscious to politics in the light of psychoanalysis is simple if we start out from Lacan’s statement: “The unconscious is politics”. That is, it is not a question of two registers, but of one, in a sort of Mobius inversion: politics is structured by the logics of the unconscious, which does not exist without politics. The social contemporary organization demands that we address politics beyond “structures of power” and the figure of the master, in order to rethink the logics that define citizens and their bonds, as the central figure of our political history.