why is freud regarded as poststructuralism
Freudâs work has a much less ambiguous place in the roots of poststructuralism than Heideggerâs. This is because Freudâs work on the unconscious is an important stage towards poststructuralism, but it is reacted to very strongly and transformed.f there is an ethical and political side to this distinction, it is that truth and the good are in the norm, although many disagreements are possible as to what makes the norm. Poststructuralism folds the limit back on to the core of knowledge and on to our settled understanding of the true and the good.