THE POPULIST MATRIX OF OBSESSIVE-OPPRESSIVE POWER AND ITS PHANTASMATIC NOVELTY: TOWARDS A DELIRIC SAMENESS OF CHANGES

Branislav Filipović; Žolt Lazar

doi:10.2298/FID241008002F

Autori

Branislav Filipović Visoka škola strukovnih studija za obrazovanje vaspitača i trenera https://orcid.org/0009-0000-7404-4725
Žolt Lazar Filozofski fakultet, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5815-6268

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2298/FID241008002F

Ključne reči:

konspirativni diskurs, populizam, fantazam, uživanje, paranoja

Apstrakt

Tematizacija savremenih promena u korist populističke matrice obuhvata ispitivanje označiteljsko-inaugurativne moći konspirativnih diskursa kao simptoma i političkog metoda marginalizacije demokratskog ustrojstva srpskog društva. Državna redramatizacija zavereničkih fantazama užasavajuće skrivenog delovanja neprijatelja ne tumači se isključivo u svetlu političke zaraze kojom populistički um globalnog sveta ispisuje istoriju savremenosti, niti središnja epistemička struktura postčinjeničnog sveta nalaže da se državna manipulacija paranoidnim strahom isključivo tumači kao deo nadmetanja više diskursa za hegemonom pozicijom. Studija ukazuje kako se se jedan od političkih učinaka namicanja fantazmatskih sadržaja ogleda u održavanju kontrarevolucionarnog žara populističkog vladanja i vatrenosti tradicionalnih politika pripadnosti. Razumevanje samodiskreditacije demokratskih standarda se oslanja na psihoanalitičke pretpostavke o predodređenosti subjekta njegovim fantazmima smeštenim u polje nesvesnog i lakanovskom anticipacijom o trajnoj nemogućnosti podnošenja vlastitog sopstva i želja. Dokazujući da sistemsko raspirivanje iracionalne sumnje kroz režimske medije potpomaže samoupostavljanju kredibiliteta vladajuće klase, istraživanje načina na koji poznatu dramaturgiju krivice primenjujemo za nove legitimizacijske procedure poentira u tumačenju promene kao razlike odnosa snaga fundamentalnih blokova stvarnosti – društvenog i fantazmatskog.

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