Le Passage à L’acte Collectif : Entre Appartenance, Emprise Et Haine De L’autre

Abstract

The subject of acting-out has been the subject of great interest in numerous studies, which seem to have focused little on collective action. Consequently, the importance of this theoretical study is located within the framework of intersubjectivity, we therefore wonder about the role of "the grip" and the feeling of belonging in collective aggression. What could explain this acting-out in the collective ego? The results show that focusing on a traumatic experience by the group will translate, in a relational context, into acting-out behavior through a mechanism of hatred and negation of the other.