The author supports the hypothesis of an ontologic apperception of the unconscious hatred. Beside envious hatred expressing rivalry with an intruder, there would also seem to be an obscure, bottled-up hatred that is addressed to the being of the subject and of the other. The object of hatred could be deduced more precisely from that part of the being exempt of the imaginary and symbolic seduction of the Other’s knowing. The object of hatred does not concern what is lost, but that which is unrealized, circumscribed as truly real.
acting out; love; being; hate; passion