Arguing with Lacan : ego psychology and language
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Arguing with Lacan : ego psychology and language
Yale University Press, c1991
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 139-144) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The writings of Jacques Lacan have been seminal in the ongoing debate on the place of language in the construction of reality and the self. In this book, psychoanalyst Joseph H.Smith summarizes portions of his own and Lacan's readings of Freud on the unconscious and shows that the differences between Lacan's theories and American ego psychology are far less absolute than Lacan would have us believe. Lacan's claim that the unconscious is structured like a language, Smith asserts, is supported both by Freud's writings and by ego psychology. The final chapter, about Eve, draws on Kristeva's multitextual play on Lacanian phallocentrism. It is aimed at students of psychoanalysis and of literary theory.
目次
- Language and primitive functioning
- the other scene and the other
- the ego, desire and the law
- transference and interpretation
- the signifying role of effect
- the father of individual prehistory and the ideas of the analyst
- evening the score.
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