Buch, Englisch, 236 Seiten, Format (B × H): 156 mm x 234 mm
The Littoral Word
Buch, Englisch, 236 Seiten, Format (B × H): 156 mm x 234 mm
Reihe: Papers of the Freudian School of Melbourne
ISBN: 978-1-041-19607-5
Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Lacanian Psychoanalytic Writings: The Littoral Word presents cutting-edge Lacanian psychoanalytic thought by leaders in the field.
Each chapter is written by authors who, in one way or another, take up Jacques Lacan’s observation that each psychoanalysis invents psychoanalysis anew. They bring to the field not an orthodoxy but a rigorous singularity which continues to be pertinent to what Freud described as the malaise of civilisation. Megan Willliams brings together important work by Jean Allouch, Christian Fierens and members of the Freudian School of Melbourne, exploring themes of madness, hysteria, sexuality and language through a Lacanian lens.
This essential collection will appeal to psychoanalysts, psychotherapists and psychiatrists. It will also be of interest to academics and scholars of philosophy, cultural studies, literature and linguistics who engage with psychoanalytic theory.
Zielgruppe
Postgraduate, Professional Practice & Development, and Professional Reference
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About the editor and contributors
Logos
Megan Williams
Part I: Madness
Chapter 1. Vale Rodney Kleiman (28/12/1957 - 23/08/2024)
David Pereira
Chapter 2. Believing in madness
Rodney Kleiman
Chapter 3. Believing in Ondine
Debbie Plastow
Chapter 4. The madness of the analyst
Peter Gunn
Part II: Disavowal … not without anxiety
Chapter 5. Lacan’s Sadean reading of jouissance
Linda Clifton
Chapter 6. Me too: I know nothing
Megan Williams
Part III: In praise of hysteria—Symposium in honour of Moustapha Safouan
Chapter 7. Introducing the work of Moustapha Safouan: A writing of letters—de lettres
Tine Nørregaard
Chapter 8. The politics of hysteria—Safouan and the question of power
Christiane Weller
Chapter 9. Why the subject is not free?
Michael Gerard Plastow
Chapter 10. For the love of Safouan: transference and identification in the Freudian School
David Pereira
Part IV: Beyond organisation—real erotics of the word
Chapter 11. A slice of the word
David Pereira
Chapter 12. Strange effects
Shubha Gokhale
Chapter 13. Of words; their substance and seductions
David Pereira
Chapter 14. Beyond the word surface: reading Beckett’s Comment c’est/How It Is as real writing
Peter Gunn
Chapter 15. Beyond the pale
Megan Williams
Chapter 16. The Winds: fragment of a possible novel
Sabina Spielrein
Part V: Translation of Ou il y a symptôme et sinthome by Jean Allouch
Chapter 17. Introduction to the translation of Où il y a symptôme et sinthome by Jean Allouch
Tine Nørregaard
Chapter 18. Ou il y a symptôme et sinthome
Jean Allouch
Chapter 19. Where there is symptom and sinthome
Jean Allouch
Part VI: Cartel on the translation of Où in y a symptôme et sinthome
Chapter 20. Introducing the Cartel on the work of translation of Où il y a symptôme et sinthome by Jean Allouch
Tine Nørregaard, Michael Gerard Plastow and Megan Williams
Chapter 21. The plus one and the intersinthomatic of transference
Tine Nørregaard
Chapter 22. Drifting
Megan Williams
Chapter 23. There is no sexual relation, and the social bond
Michael Gerard Plastow
Part VII: Melbourne Seminars of Christian Fierens 2019
Chapter 24. Introduction to four seminars by Christian Fierens
Debbie Plastow
Chapter 25. Reality and truth
Christian Fierens
Chapter 26. Sexuality and narcissism
Christian Fierens
Chapter 27. Symptom and sinthome
Christian Fierens
Chapter 28. Enjoyment and sexual disorientation
Christian Fierens
