Passion in Theory: Conceptions of Freud and LacanRoutledge, 21.08.2006 - 128 Seiten Philosophy had either ignored or attacked psychoanalysis: such responses are neither warranted nor helpful. One hundred years after its inception, isn't it time to find out what psychoanalysis has to offer us? In Passion in Theory Robyn Ferrell does just that, and returns with some surprising answers. |
Andere Ausgaben - Alle anzeigen
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
anal phase analysis becomes bodily body castration complex character child clitoris concept consciousness consequence cure death instinct demand depicts Derrida desire discourse distinction effect empiricism erotic example experience external world feminine figures Freud Freud notes Freud’s theory Freudian theory function human idea identity imaginary instinctual energy interpretation of dreams knowledge Lacan Lacanian language libidinal libido love-object masculine material meaning méconnaissance mental metaphor metaphysics metapsychology metonymy mind mirror stage nature neurotic notion object observed Oedipus complex ontology pain penis phallus philosophy pleasure principle position possible postulation present pressure primary process problem produces psyche psychical psychoanalysis psychology psychosis question reading reality recognised representation represents rhetoric satisfaction scientific secondary revision seen sense sexual difference signifier social somatic specific structure sublimation super-ego symbolic symptom theoretical theory of sexuality thing transference translation unconscious vicissitudes wish