Tanto en la palabra (como en el silencio), el goce es lo a concurrir, es presencia de una ausencia. No puede vivenciarse en forma directa; sólo puede patentizarse a través de sustituciones. Es encuentro acotado con lo Real. La agresividad, como mostración sustitutiva, implica una confrontación del sujeto consigo mismo, pero la violencia emergente ya aparece transmutada, mediatizada, hablada, imaginada, hablada como agresividad y no como agresión ruda, directa. Pareciera que a pesar de todos los esfuerzos humanos las conductas violentas y esa «rabia ciega» que fustiga al hombre en toda guerra… constituirían un acervo psíquico primitivo, ineludible, fatal e imposible de suprimir in status nascendi, siempre pronto a renacer, a pesar del avance de la civilización. Palabras clave Palabra Violencia Agresividad Goce ABSTRACT THE ONE WHO DOES DARE TO KILL TO THE MANDARIN? VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSIVENESS IN PSYCHOANALYSIS So much in the word (as in the silence), the possession is it to meeting, is a presence of an absence. It cannot living in direct form; only it can become obvious across substitutions. It is a meeting annotated with the Royal thing. The aggressiveness, since mostration substitute, implies a confrontation of the subject with it itself, but the emergent violence already turns out to be transmuted, mediatized, spoken, imagined, spoken as aggressiveness and not as rough, direct aggression. It seemed that in spite of all the human efforts the violent conducts and this “ anger blocks up “ that lashes the man in any war … they would constitute a psychic primitive, unavoidable, array fatal and impossible to suppress in status nascendi, always soon to being reborn, in spite of the advance of the civilization. Key words Word Violence Aggressiveness Jouissance