Vampires, narcisses et psychopates: psychopolitique de stigmatisation dans les livres de développement personnel
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https://doi.org/10.21301/eap.v19i4.8Mots-clés :
vampires, narcisses, psychopates, stigmatisation, néolibéralisme, moi néoliberal, livres de développement personnelRésumé
L’objectif de ce travail est de se concentrer sur la production de ces formes de subjectivité dont l’influence ou la seule présence devraient être évitées par un « moi néolibéral performant ». L’attention est orientée vers ce que la littérature de développement personnel appelle « vampires émotionnels », personnes « toxiques », « psychopates » et « narcisses », les conseils comment les éviter, comment les affronter ou comment les « guérir ». À travers l’analyse des livres de développement personnel qui se penchent sur ces types de personnalités je voudrais montrer que la construction du moi néoliberal inclut également la marginalisation, l’exclusion et la stigmatisation des formes indésirables de subjectivité, ce par quoi l’on influe sur la création de certaines formes de sociabilité faisant partie intégrante de sa psychopolitique. Il en résulte d'importantes conséquences sur les possibilités à la disposition à d’autres formes de sociabilité, et qui font également l'objet de cette étude.
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