ABSTRACT
The relationship of madness to decision-making in politics not only affects life of the individual living under those regimes. Hence, in order to find some answers to the reason why a subject is radicalised, it would be essential to investigate the earliest life events and narratives in which each subject has lived through. In recent memory, a psychotic solution which the author explains more about it in this chapter to these questions has paved the way to the perversion of political power, both in the Middle East and in the States. However, the people focus on the formation of fundamentalism as a perverse, libidinal economy trading on a psychotic discourse. The primal father was a cruel figure who possessed all the women of the hypothetical tribe. The Lacanian conceptualisation of the mirror phase which the people explored earlier in "A black swan in the mirror" is foundational theory of subject formation rather than of self or ego recognition.
