The current rise in new religions and the growing popularity of New Ageism is concomitant with an increasingly anti-philosophical sentiment marking our contemporary situation. Combatting this trend, this treatise develops a theoretical apparatus based on Hegelian speculative reason and Lacanian psychoanalysis.
The current rise in new religions and the growing popularity of New Ageism is concomitant with an increasingly anti-philosophical sentiment marking our contemporary situation. Combatting this trend, this treatise develops a theoretical apparatus based on Hegelian speculative reason and Lacanian psychoanalysis.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Alireza Taheri provides psychoanalytic psychotherapy in private practice in Toronto where he is also actively involved in teaching Lacanian theory at the Toronto Psychoanalytic Institute and Society. Alireza is a permanent faculty member of HamAva Psychoanalytic Institute in Tehran (Iran) where he teaches psychoanalytic theory and practice. He is also engaged in writing articles on philosophy and psychoanalysis and is presently the editor-in-chief and book review editor of Psychoanalytic Discourse (an independent international journal for the clinical, theoretical and cultural discussion of psychoanalysis).
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Introduction: The Paradox of Self-Reflection Variation 1: The Diremptive Remains Variation 2: The Triumph of Dialectical "Lower" Terms Variation 3: Speculative Topology Variation 4: Vicious Dialectical Reversals Variation 5: Faith and Reason Variation 6: The Paradoxes of Love Variation 7: The Paradox of Identity Variation 8: Subject and Collective Variation 9: Ausstossung and Verwerfung Variation 10: Symbolic Murder and Suicide Variation11: Generational Difference: Parent and Child Variation 12: Power Difference: Analysand and Analyst Variation 13: Sexual Difference: Man and Woman Variation 14: The Paradox of a Boundary Without a Limit Variation 15: Good and Evil Variation 16: Truth and Lies Variation 17: Thrownness and Autonomy Variation 18: Life and Death Variation 19: The Force and Frailty of the Law Variation 20: Madness and Sanity Variation 21: The Diremptions of Fantasy Variation 22: The Untimely-Contemporary Variation 23: Religion and Atheism Variation 24: The Death of God Variation 25: The Symptom as Human Notion Conclusion: From Via Dolorosa to Gaya Scienza
Introduction: The Paradox of Self-Reflection Variation 1: The Diremptive Remains Variation 2: The Triumph of Dialectical "Lower" Terms Variation 3: Speculative Topology Variation 4: Vicious Dialectical Reversals Variation 5: Faith and Reason Variation 6: The Paradoxes of Love Variation 7: The Paradox of Identity Variation 8: Subject and Collective Variation 9: Ausstossung and Verwerfung Variation 10: Symbolic Murder and Suicide Variation11: Generational Difference: Parent and Child Variation 12: Power Difference: Analysand and Analyst Variation 13: Sexual Difference: Man and Woman Variation 14: The Paradox of a Boundary Without a Limit Variation 15: Good and Evil Variation 16: Truth and Lies Variation 17: Thrownness and Autonomy Variation 18: Life and Death Variation 19: The Force and Frailty of the Law Variation 20: Madness and Sanity Variation 21: The Diremptions of Fantasy Variation 22: The Untimely-Contemporary Variation 23: Religion and Atheism Variation 24: The Death of God Variation 25: The Symptom as Human Notion Conclusion: From Via Dolorosa to Gaya Scienza
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