A convincing critique of the neglect of death in psychoanalytic theory, arguing that death has been a repressed subject in psychoanalysis.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Liran Razinsky is a Lecturer in the Department of Hermeneutics and Cultural Studies at Bar Ilan University, Israel. He works in both French and comparative literature, critical theory, as well as in theoretical psychoanalysis.
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Introduction 1. Against death: Freud and the question of death's psychic presence 2. 'Most of the time life appears so uncertain to me': death as a concern in Freud's life 3. The dream of death: The Interpretation of Dreams 4. To dream, perchance to die: a further exploration of The Interpretation of Dreams 5. Death and anxiety 6. A struggle with the concept of death: Thoughts for the Times on War and Death 7. Driving death away: Freud's theory of the death drive 8. Death and culture: death as a central motif in Freud's cultural and literary analyses 9. Avoidance and reduction of death in psychoanalysis 10. The post-Freudians in the labyrinth of death 11. Lacan 12. Attempts at reconciliation 13. Sources of the clash: the conflict between analytic ideas and concern with death 14. Death in life Final thoughts.
Introduction 1. Against death: Freud and the question of death's psychic presence 2. 'Most of the time life appears so uncertain to me': death as a concern in Freud's life 3. The dream of death: The Interpretation of Dreams 4. To dream, perchance to die: a further exploration of The Interpretation of Dreams 5. Death and anxiety 6. A struggle with the concept of death: Thoughts for the Times on War and Death 7. Driving death away: Freud's theory of the death drive 8. Death and culture: death as a central motif in Freud's cultural and literary analyses 9. Avoidance and reduction of death in psychoanalysis 10. The post-Freudians in the labyrinth of death 11. Lacan 12. Attempts at reconciliation 13. Sources of the clash: the conflict between analytic ideas and concern with death 14. Death in life Final thoughts.
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