Psychological violence in the family and the manifestation of scapegoat complex
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https://doi.org/10.21901/2448-3060/self-2017.vol02.0008Keywords:
family violence, complex, Junguian psychology, scapegoat.Abstract
The theme of the scapegoat in the psychological approach is a very rich and meaningful territory for a series of phenomena observed daily in clinical practice. This work was developed from an understanding of the initial steps of construction of the human personality, through a study of the representation of children in the family since the dawn of history, and analyzing how the attention given to the child by adults will act on the child's psyche during the process of reaching adulthood. The exposure to factors that influenced the family, in terms of how the child was viewed over centuries, consists of an ontological record assimilated by the collective unconscious, creating, in turn, a record in the psyche denominated as archetype by analytical psychology. The question presented sought to determine the origins of what is now identified as the scapegoat complex, and which has as its base the scapegoat archetype. The purpose of relating the issue to the issue of psychological violence is a provocation, in order to lead the reader to reflect on the product of such an association. The film "Ordinary People" was used as a way to symbolically articulate the occurrence of the phenomenon of the scapegoat in the family.
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