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Between True and False Identities
Foreword by Luciana La Stella
A curious title for an ancient theme and a continuously relevant interest that traverses humanity and society: lying. Is it an evolutionary distortion of the developing mind or an inescapable trait? Or perhaps an unavoidable frontispiece of social communication? Lying as an expression of a creative or emotionally dissonant mind? The diverse and surprising paths of the mind 'that pretends' and its possible intentions are reflections that, naturally and in a flowing language, traverse and intertwine on the psychological and mental couplet truth–lie or truth–deception. It appears to us as a universally human phenomenon, with a necessary nod to ethical reflections in order to address the issue of personal and interpersonal identity.
In the first part, by focusing on the human tendency to deceive, it offers a reading of it as a timeless phenomenon, rooted in the most diverse historical-literary and cultural manifestations, up to the current global configuration of mass communications.
The second part highlights the radical nature of this tendency that pertains to the human mind, receiving in return an "anthropological cipher" in the ambiguities and discrepancies emerging from the human being as animal symbolicum.
Beyond a sociological reading oriented in a deconstructionist sense, deceitful falsification traverses a plethora of aspects, from philosophy to anthropology, from science to epistemology, thus nourishing any curiosity in the peculiar field and opening up to a lively and knowledgeable reading.
Author: Ercole De Angelis
Luciana La Stella è psicoanalista e psicologa. Laureata in Psicologia, Filosofia, Economia e Giurisprudenza, ha conseguito un Master MBA SDA Bocconi. Membro OPL – Ordine Psicologi Lombardia e SLP – Scuola Lacaniana di Psicoanalisi, dal 2015 è il Presidente di OPIFER – Organizzazione Psicoanalisti Italiani Federazione e Registro, membro I-AEP Inter-Associatif de Psychanalyse e FEDEPSY – Fédération Européenne de Psychanalyse. Ha collaborato con lo psichiatra Carlo Viganò in attività di formazione e ricerca. Da sempre è interessata alla multidisciplinarietà e ai diversi saperi, nell’ottica di un’integrazione nell’ambito della conoscenza e della scienza. Collabora con Paolo Ferrari nei Seminari multidisciplinari In-Assenza. Docente MIUR presso SPPG e CPL, collabora con l’Università di Cesena e di Mosca. È autrice e curatrice di molte pubblicazioni scientifiche e dirige per NeP la collana “Nuovi Orizzonti di Inconscio e Società”.