Las identificaciones ideológicas del nazismo enlazadas a la sugestión en masas.

Abstract

This bibliographic research aims to discover the influence of a Big Other in the life of the subject, specifically in a collective, mass or social group, which in this research will be evidenced through the analysis of Nazism, the political doctrine of Germany that increased its members in the Second World War in 1939 becoming murderers and mercenaries after the leadership of a leader. Therefore, the approach of the work will refer to the assumption that the subject has in front of the mission and vision of the mass, at the same time to denote how the suggestion of the same is reflected through the automatic action of the subject in front of any requirement that the mass needs. The change of morality or cultivated principles are also affected or modified due to the fading of the subject as an independent individual with signifiers that constitute him, but by positioning himself as part of a whole where the superego is annulled being his ideals prior to his anointing in the mass erased and the ideals and a captive perspective of the value of loyalty only with the group are transcribed. In addition, an imbalance arises in the self-due to the reinscription of signifiers. Therefore, it is intended to inquire about the suggestion, factors of inclusion and consequences that arise from the insertion of the subject in the Nazi movement and inclusion in the ideology of the search for the perfect race, seeing human diversity as racial enemies.