Cogito and the unconscious
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Cogito and the unconscious
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Duke University Press, 1998
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The Cartesian cogito-the principle articulated by Descartes that "I think, therefore I am"-is often hailed as the precursor of modern science. At the same time, the cogito's agent, the ego, is sometimes feared as the agency of manipulative domination responsible for all present woes, from patriarchal oppression to ecological catastrophes. Without psychoanalyzing philosophy, Cogito and the Unconscious explores the vicissitudes of the cogito and shows that psychoanalyses can render visible a constitutive madness within modern philosophy, the point at which "I think, therefore I am" becomes obsessional neurosis characterized by "If I stop thinking, I will cease to exist."
Noting that for Lacan the Cartesian construct is the same as the Freudian "subject of the unconscious," the contributors follow Lacan's plea for a psychoanalytic return to the cogito. Along the path of this return, they examine the ethical attitude that befits modern subjectivity, the inherent sexualization of modern subjectivity, the impasse in which the Cartesian project becomes involved given the enigmatic status of the human body, and the Cartesian subject's confrontation with its modern critics, including Althusser, Bataille, and Dennett. In a style that has become familiar to Zizek's readers, these essays bring together a strict conceptual analysis and an approach to a wide range of cultural and ideological phenomena-from the sadist paradoxes of Kant's moral philosophy to the universe of Ayn Rand's novels, from the question "Which, if any, is the sex of the cogito?" to the defense of the cogito against the onslaught of cognitive sciences.
Challenging us to reconsider fundamental notions of human consciousness and modern subjectivity, this is a book whose very Lacanian orthodoxy makes it irreverently transgressive of predominant theoretical paradigms. Cogito and the Unconscious will appeal to readers interested in philosophy, psychoanalysis, cultural studies, and theories of ideology.Contributors. Miran Bozovic, Mladen Dolar, Alain Grosrichard, Marc de Kessel, Robert Pfaller, Renata Salecl, Slavoj Zizek, Alenka Zupancic
目次
Introduction: Cogito as Shibboleth 1
Part I. Cogito as a Freudian Concept
1. Cogito as the Subject of the Unconscious / Mladen Dolar 11
2. The Subject of the Law / Alenka Zupancic 41
3. Four Discourses, Four Subjects / Slavoj Zizek 74
Part II. Cogito's Body
4. The Case of Polyphemus, or, a Monster and Its Mother / Alain Grosrichard 117
5. Malebranche's Occasionalism, or, Philosophy in the Garden of Eden / Miran Bozovic 149
6. The Silence of the Feminine Jouissance / Renata Salecl 175
Part III.
7. A Sovereign's Anatomy: The Antique in Bataille's Modernity and Its Impact on His Political Thought / Marc de Kessel 199
8. Negation and Its Reliabilities: An Empty Subject for Ideology? / Robert Pfaller 225
9. The Cartesian Subject versus the Cartesian Theater / Slavoj Zizek 247
Notes on Contributors 275
Index 277
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