La infancia expuesta a la violencia fría de la voluntad alienante.

The manuscript proposes a form of violence characterized as "cold" -which is the opposite to a form of warm violence-, which manifests how parents in the process of getting a divorce, place their hatred towards their children. One way of doing so is by displaying what we call an alienating will, in which the children get involved in the parent's discord and confrontations, as well as their attempts of punishment and revenge between them. The phenomenology of the syndrome of parental alienation allows us to go deeper into these sorts of dynamics, in which children get involved in the violence displayed from one parental figure to the other. The alienating will go beyond the syndrome by inserting the oedipal lovehatred vicissitudes to the structure. The Medea complex exemplifies radically the fateful destiny of this alienating will in which the children are reduced to objects. This will relate to the concept of jouissance, which Lacan subscribes into an ethics that supports violent acts against subjectivity and even lives. Finally, a group testimony allows us to gather a posture of resistance against this will and its cold violence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]