Death and Desire: Psychoanalytic Theory in Lacan's Return to FreudPresents, in Lacanian terms, an integration of psychoanalytic theory in which the battery of key Freudian concepts - from the dynamics of the Oedipus complex to the ego, id, and super-ego - are seen to intersect in Freud's most far-reaching and speculative formulation of a drive towards death. |
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( E : S , 4 ) Because Lacan conceives the specific function and effects of the
imaginary in human beings to be so closely bound up with the fact of Lletra TLAP
prematurity , it is vital to understand more precisely what he takes prematurity to
mean ...
( E : S , 4 ) Because Lacan conceives the specific function and effects of the
imaginary in human beings to be so closely bound up with the fact of Lletra TLAP
prematurity , it is vital to understand more precisely what he takes prematurity to
mean ...
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From the outset , Lacan conceives the relation between the symbolic and the
imaginary to be one of dynamic conflict . Lacan repeatedly opposes the task of
psychoanalysis to the captures of the imaginary . He conceives the imaginary ...
From the outset , Lacan conceives the relation between the symbolic and the
imaginary to be one of dynamic conflict . Lacan repeatedly opposes the task of
psychoanalysis to the captures of the imaginary . He conceives the imaginary ...
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Nietzsche thus conceives the relation of image to music as one of defence
against a disorienting sea change of feeling . “ The Apollinian illusion . . . aims to
deliver us from the Dionysian food and excess ” ( B , 129 ) . Nietzsche extends
the ...
Nietzsche thus conceives the relation of image to music as one of defence
against a disorienting sea change of feeling . “ The Apollinian illusion . . . aims to
deliver us from the Dionysian food and excess ” ( B , 129 ) . Nietzsche extends
the ...
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Inhoudsopgave
The Enigma of the Death Drive | 1 |
Lacanian Reflections on Narcissism | 21 |
The Energetics of the Imaginary | 47 |
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| Titel | Death and Desire: Psychoanalytic Theory in Lacan's Return to Freud |
| Auteur | Richard Boothby |
| Editie | geļllustreerd |
| Uitgever | Routledge, 1991 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of Michigan |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 30 sep 2008 |
| ISBN | 0415901715, 9780415901710 |
| Lengte | 266 pagina's |
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