Identification and U.S. imperialism

From Hollywood, United States dollars we laid his photographs. The phenomenon of 'identification' replaced the weapons.

The United States is an imperialist country that governs mankind, but his greatest strength is not in the Pentagon but in Hollywood.

Needless to say that this is the opinion of a psychiatrist and not a soldier.

I might add that the domain that has made this town has not been through a strategy but it is pure chance and luck.

In another article (1) I commented that "There is a psychological process, [identification], whereby a subject assimilates an aspect, a property, an attribute of another and transformed on this model."

In summary, the previous paragraph says that "a person imitates another person, which is modeled."

Why is this imitation we call identification, ie "become identical to another"? I do not know, nobody knows, "for taste there is nothing written," we mumble more or less attractive hypothesis, but it is not possible to know neither this nor any other truth, truth is that it happens to you, to me, all.

I would say that the image of Marilyn Monroe, (1926-1962), who heads this article, is of the most widespread on the planet for the last 50 years. Probably no other human being has generated much admiration.

No invader has achieved success unfriendly this bimbo conqueror. If we look at it so much is because we would probably identify with it and we did it. All fans would want to imitate some of this woman look naive, frivolous smile, glamor, or any other trait that someone must interpret in their own way because their photos suggest multiple attributes.

From Hollywood, United States dollars we laid his photographs.

(1) Nuestra personalidad es hija de alguien que admiramos

 

Note: Original in Spanish (without translation by Google): La identificación y el imperialismo norteamericano.

 

(Este es el Artículo Nº 1.878)

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