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UDC 130.2
THE DICHOTOMY OF “PUBLIC” AND “PRIVATE” IN THE LIGHT OF THE SYMPTOMS OF A NEUROSIS OF A CULTURAL GENESIS
Egorov Stepan Viktorovich1, Pyatiletovа Lyudmila Vladimirovna2
1Ural State University of Railway Transport, student
2Ural State University of Railway Transport, candidate of Philosophy, Associate Professor at the chair of Philosophy and History
1Ural State University of Railway Transport, student
2Ural State University of Railway Transport, candidate of Philosophy, Associate Professor at the chair of Philosophy and History
Abstract
The life of modern man is "torn" into two parts: "public" and "private," while "public" (economy) completely subordinates "private" (personal relations). Cultural norms of "public behavior" prescribe to a person of the society of the capitalist economy to be competitive and self-oriented, in addition, they are extremely contradictory: they contain mutually exclusive requirements. Demanding permanent submission to oneself, "public" is potentially destructive both for "private life" and for the whole being of a person as a whole. The work "Culture and Neurosis" by the German-American psychologist K. Horney convincingly reveals the culturogenesis of neurosis as a typical phenomenon of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
Category: Philosophy
Article reference:
The dichotomy of "public" and "private" In the light of the symptoms of a neurosis of a cultural genesis // Humanities scientific researches. 2017. № 3 [Electronic journal]. URL: https://human.snauka.ru/en/2017/03/22205
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