2015
DOI: 10.5209/rev_resf.2015.v40.n2.50058
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René Girard y la teoría del doble vínculo de Palo Alto

Abstract: ResumenEl término "doble vínculo" fue utilizado por primera vez por el antropólogo Gregory Bateson. René Girard asume esta aportación de la Escuela de Palo Alto para formular su teoría del "deseo mimético". El presente artículo expone la transformación de esta noción en la antropología contemporánea.Palabras clave: René Girard, double bind, Palo Alto, deseo mimético, cibernética. AbstractThe term "double bind" was first used by anthropologist Gregory Bateson. René Girard takes this contribution from the School… Show more

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“…The individual recognises themself fully in their work activity and in the way they give it meaning, and all the demands seem legitimate and coherent to them. The desire to conform to the organisation's expectations and to carve out a place within it stems from what Parrilla calls a self-referential paradox at the heart of structuring or shaping a sense of self and identity [52]. Neither metacommunication nor reframing the managerial demands is possible.…”
Section: Types Of Double Binds What Do We Already Know About Typologies?mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The individual recognises themself fully in their work activity and in the way they give it meaning, and all the demands seem legitimate and coherent to them. The desire to conform to the organisation's expectations and to carve out a place within it stems from what Parrilla calls a self-referential paradox at the heart of structuring or shaping a sense of self and identity [52]. Neither metacommunication nor reframing the managerial demands is possible.…”
Section: Types Of Double Binds What Do We Already Know About Typologies?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Understanding how interpersonal dynamics can turn the victim into a scapegoat, where the victim may come to embody (whether consciously or not) the shortcomings of an organisation, appears to be an overlooked, although essential, part of the double bind puzzle. Going a step further, we suggest that on theoretical grounds, the "victim" could even be analysed as a sacrificial victim [52] whose sense of personal identity is disrupted and whose mental and psychological equilibrium ultimately collapses with, in extreme cases, potentially fatal consequences [110].…”
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confidence: 99%