El devenir perverso del sujeto neurótico en el anonimato : de lo inconcebible al consumo.

Abstract

The research work “The perverse becoming of the neurotic subject in anonymity: from the inconceivable to consumption” had as its purpose, to undertake an analysis and a reflection on how anonymity, provided by the multiple platforms of virtuality, favors the subject in the consumption and access to perverse content, and in turn being able to explain the new modes of enjoyment of the neurotic through the use of the web. Under a qualitative approach, it was a descriptive research that made use of techniques such as documentary review and the interpretive ethnographic method, in addition to the selection of a sample present in internet forums, with which, it was possible to arrive at questions and reflections on the effects of the new cultural demands, technological advance, the protection of anonymity and the imperative of enjoyment in subjectivity. As a result, it was obtained that although it is true that technological progress has provided multiple benefits to the subject, it has in turn created new spaces where the law does not seem to operate. It seems like a propitious scenario where multiple transgressions of the perverse subject are carried out, ready for consumption. The neurotic subject used to step aside and move away from what was considered in the first place as inconceivable, but it seems that the cultural demand for jouissance pushes him to be part of these spaces as a consumer-observer.