- Mapping narrative and psychological moments of suicide within Michel Foucault's multifaceted document on Pierre Rivière.
- Pierre Rivière killed his mother, sister and brother in 1835, wrote memoirs, and later died by suicide in prison.
- The analysis examines Rivière's memoirs through suicide-focused psychiatric and narrative lenses after methodological introduction and concluding summary.
Psychiatr Hung. 2026;41(1):65-72.
ABSTRACT
In the following, we attempt to map the narrative and psychological moments of suicide in the multifaceted document compiled by Michel Foucault. Pierre Rivière murdered his mother, sister, and brother in 1835, and later, after writing his memoirs, committed suicide in prison. In the analysis, we examine the documents from the perspective of suicide: after an introduction, where we explain our method, we attempt to analyze Pierre Rivière’s memoirs from these perspectives and then summarize. Keywords: suicide; psychiatry; psychology; narrative; Pierre Rivière.
PMID:42502912
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