Negativity in Psychoanalysis
Theory and Clinic
Herausgeber: Rousselle, Duane; Murphy, Mark Gerard
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Negativity in Psychoanalysis examines the role of negativity in psychoanalytic theory and its application in clinical settings.
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Negativity in Psychoanalysis examines the role of negativity in psychoanalytic theory and its application in clinical settings.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 226
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 156mm x 235mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 370g
- ISBN-13: 9781032452098
- ISBN-10: 1032452099
- Artikelnr.: 69030926
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 226
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 156mm x 235mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 370g
- ISBN-13: 9781032452098
- ISBN-10: 1032452099
- Artikelnr.: 69030926
Duane Rousselle, PhD, is a Canadian sociological theorist and practicing Lacanian psychoanalyst. He is a visiting associate professor of sociology at the University Colleges of Dublin and Cork. Mark Gerard Murphy is an editor for the political journal and blog Taiwan Insight and a lecturer at St. Mary's University, Scotland, Gillis Centre, where he convenes courses on ethics, philosophy, and mystical theology and spirituality. His research interests include the relationship between psychoanalysis and mystical theology. He has published in the Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory and the European Journal of Psychoanalysis.
Editor biography
Contributor biography
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Duane Rousselle
Section 1: Foundations
1. Ellie Ragland - "Who is Transferring What to Whom?"
2. Sergio Benvenuto - "On Sigmund Freud's 'Negation'"
Section 2: Drive & Desire
3. Colin Wright - "Turning Opportunities into Crises: The Lacanian Antidote
to Toxic Positivity"
4. Todd McGowan - "The Ethics of the Death Drive"
5. Simone Medina Polo - "Humility and Humiliation of the Drive: Comedy and
Tragedy in Philosophy and Psychoanalysis"
6. Mark Murphy - "Apophatic Psychoanalysis: The Plenitude of the Negative"
Section 3: Clinical Implications
7. Leon S. Brenner - "Negation Beyond Neurosis"
8. Cyrus Saint Amand Poliakoff - "Spiraling"
9. Aino-Marjatta Mäki - "What is Non-Negativisable Jouissance?: From
Negation to a Singular Norm"
10. Ian Parker - "Badbeing: What's So Bad About Resistance in the Clinic?"
11. Stijn Vanheule - "Singularity and the Real that cannot be Written: On
Lacan's Use of Frege in his Later Work"
Section 4: Spare Parts
12. Nicholas Balaisis - "'To Create, Perform, Produce Psychology From
Scratch': Negativity in the Work of Wolfgang Giegerick"
13. Mark Featherstone - "(Un)Mourning the End of History"
14. Wanyoung Kim - "Trauma, Negativity, and Death in Spielrein, Heidegger
and Buddhist Thought"
15. Joel Crombez - "Why Positive Thought Must be Negated in the Analytic
Session: Negative Dialectic as Therapeutic Technique"
16. Juliette Tocino-Smith - "The Hau Must be Returned: The Exile of the
Dead and Its Effects on the Western Imaginary"
Editor Biographies
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
DUANE ROUSSELLE
SECTION 1 Foundations
1 Who Is Transferring What to Whom? Resistance to Lacan
ELLIE RAGLAND
2 On Sigmund Freud's "Negation"
SERGIO BENVENUTO
SECTION 2 Drive and Desire
3 Turning Opportunities into Crises: The Lacanian Antidote to Toxic
Positivity
COLIN WRIGHT
4 The Ethics of the Death Drive
TODD MCGOWAN
5 Humility and Humiliation of the Drive: Comedy and Tragedy in Philosophy
and Psychoanalysis
SIMONE A. MEDINA POLO
6 Apophatic Psychoanalysis: The Plenitude of the Negative
MARK GERARD MURPHY
SECTION 3 Clinical Implications
7 Negation beyond Neurosis
LEON S. BRENNER
8 Spiraling
CYRUS SAINT AMAND POLIAKOFF
9 What Is Non-Negativisable Jouissance?: From Negation to a Singular Norm
AINO-MARJATTA MÄKI
10 Badbeing: What's So Bad about Resistance in the Clinic?
IAN PARKER
11 Singularity and the Real that Cannot Be Written: On Lacan's Use of Frege
in His Later Work
STIJN VANHEULE
SECTION 4 Spare Parts
12 To Create, Perform, Produce Psychology from Scratch: Negativity in the
Work of Wolfgang Giegerich
NICHOLAS BALAISIS
13 (Un)Mourning the End of History
MARK FEATHERSTONE
14 Trauma, Negativity, and Death Drive in Spielrein, Heidegger, and
Buddhist Thought
WANYOUNG KIM
15 Why Positive Thought Must Be Negated in the Analytic Session: Negative
Dialectics as Therapeutic Technique
JOEL MICHAEL CROMBEZ
16 The Hau Must Be Returned: The Exile of the Dead and Its Effects on the
Western Imaginary
JULIETTE TOCINO-SMITH
Contributor biography
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Duane Rousselle
Section 1: Foundations
1. Ellie Ragland - "Who is Transferring What to Whom?"
2. Sergio Benvenuto - "On Sigmund Freud's 'Negation'"
Section 2: Drive & Desire
3. Colin Wright - "Turning Opportunities into Crises: The Lacanian Antidote
to Toxic Positivity"
4. Todd McGowan - "The Ethics of the Death Drive"
5. Simone Medina Polo - "Humility and Humiliation of the Drive: Comedy and
Tragedy in Philosophy and Psychoanalysis"
6. Mark Murphy - "Apophatic Psychoanalysis: The Plenitude of the Negative"
Section 3: Clinical Implications
7. Leon S. Brenner - "Negation Beyond Neurosis"
8. Cyrus Saint Amand Poliakoff - "Spiraling"
9. Aino-Marjatta Mäki - "What is Non-Negativisable Jouissance?: From
Negation to a Singular Norm"
10. Ian Parker - "Badbeing: What's So Bad About Resistance in the Clinic?"
11. Stijn Vanheule - "Singularity and the Real that cannot be Written: On
Lacan's Use of Frege in his Later Work"
Section 4: Spare Parts
12. Nicholas Balaisis - "'To Create, Perform, Produce Psychology From
Scratch': Negativity in the Work of Wolfgang Giegerick"
13. Mark Featherstone - "(Un)Mourning the End of History"
14. Wanyoung Kim - "Trauma, Negativity, and Death in Spielrein, Heidegger
and Buddhist Thought"
15. Joel Crombez - "Why Positive Thought Must be Negated in the Analytic
Session: Negative Dialectic as Therapeutic Technique"
16. Juliette Tocino-Smith - "The Hau Must be Returned: The Exile of the
Dead and Its Effects on the Western Imaginary"
Editor Biographies
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
DUANE ROUSSELLE
SECTION 1 Foundations
1 Who Is Transferring What to Whom? Resistance to Lacan
ELLIE RAGLAND
2 On Sigmund Freud's "Negation"
SERGIO BENVENUTO
SECTION 2 Drive and Desire
3 Turning Opportunities into Crises: The Lacanian Antidote to Toxic
Positivity
COLIN WRIGHT
4 The Ethics of the Death Drive
TODD MCGOWAN
5 Humility and Humiliation of the Drive: Comedy and Tragedy in Philosophy
and Psychoanalysis
SIMONE A. MEDINA POLO
6 Apophatic Psychoanalysis: The Plenitude of the Negative
MARK GERARD MURPHY
SECTION 3 Clinical Implications
7 Negation beyond Neurosis
LEON S. BRENNER
8 Spiraling
CYRUS SAINT AMAND POLIAKOFF
9 What Is Non-Negativisable Jouissance?: From Negation to a Singular Norm
AINO-MARJATTA MÄKI
10 Badbeing: What's So Bad about Resistance in the Clinic?
IAN PARKER
11 Singularity and the Real that Cannot Be Written: On Lacan's Use of Frege
in His Later Work
STIJN VANHEULE
SECTION 4 Spare Parts
12 To Create, Perform, Produce Psychology from Scratch: Negativity in the
Work of Wolfgang Giegerich
NICHOLAS BALAISIS
13 (Un)Mourning the End of History
MARK FEATHERSTONE
14 Trauma, Negativity, and Death Drive in Spielrein, Heidegger, and
Buddhist Thought
WANYOUNG KIM
15 Why Positive Thought Must Be Negated in the Analytic Session: Negative
Dialectics as Therapeutic Technique
JOEL MICHAEL CROMBEZ
16 The Hau Must Be Returned: The Exile of the Dead and Its Effects on the
Western Imaginary
JULIETTE TOCINO-SMITH
Editor biography
Contributor biography
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Duane Rousselle
Section 1: Foundations
1. Ellie Ragland - "Who is Transferring What to Whom?"
2. Sergio Benvenuto - "On Sigmund Freud's 'Negation'"
Section 2: Drive & Desire
3. Colin Wright - "Turning Opportunities into Crises: The Lacanian Antidote
to Toxic Positivity"
4. Todd McGowan - "The Ethics of the Death Drive"
5. Simone Medina Polo - "Humility and Humiliation of the Drive: Comedy and
Tragedy in Philosophy and Psychoanalysis"
6. Mark Murphy - "Apophatic Psychoanalysis: The Plenitude of the Negative"
Section 3: Clinical Implications
7. Leon S. Brenner - "Negation Beyond Neurosis"
8. Cyrus Saint Amand Poliakoff - "Spiraling"
9. Aino-Marjatta Mäki - "What is Non-Negativisable Jouissance?: From
Negation to a Singular Norm"
10. Ian Parker - "Badbeing: What's So Bad About Resistance in the Clinic?"
11. Stijn Vanheule - "Singularity and the Real that cannot be Written: On
Lacan's Use of Frege in his Later Work"
Section 4: Spare Parts
12. Nicholas Balaisis - "'To Create, Perform, Produce Psychology From
Scratch': Negativity in the Work of Wolfgang Giegerick"
13. Mark Featherstone - "(Un)Mourning the End of History"
14. Wanyoung Kim - "Trauma, Negativity, and Death in Spielrein, Heidegger
and Buddhist Thought"
15. Joel Crombez - "Why Positive Thought Must be Negated in the Analytic
Session: Negative Dialectic as Therapeutic Technique"
16. Juliette Tocino-Smith - "The Hau Must be Returned: The Exile of the
Dead and Its Effects on the Western Imaginary"
Editor Biographies
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
DUANE ROUSSELLE
SECTION 1 Foundations
1 Who Is Transferring What to Whom? Resistance to Lacan
ELLIE RAGLAND
2 On Sigmund Freud's "Negation"
SERGIO BENVENUTO
SECTION 2 Drive and Desire
3 Turning Opportunities into Crises: The Lacanian Antidote to Toxic
Positivity
COLIN WRIGHT
4 The Ethics of the Death Drive
TODD MCGOWAN
5 Humility and Humiliation of the Drive: Comedy and Tragedy in Philosophy
and Psychoanalysis
SIMONE A. MEDINA POLO
6 Apophatic Psychoanalysis: The Plenitude of the Negative
MARK GERARD MURPHY
SECTION 3 Clinical Implications
7 Negation beyond Neurosis
LEON S. BRENNER
8 Spiraling
CYRUS SAINT AMAND POLIAKOFF
9 What Is Non-Negativisable Jouissance?: From Negation to a Singular Norm
AINO-MARJATTA MÄKI
10 Badbeing: What's So Bad about Resistance in the Clinic?
IAN PARKER
11 Singularity and the Real that Cannot Be Written: On Lacan's Use of Frege
in His Later Work
STIJN VANHEULE
SECTION 4 Spare Parts
12 To Create, Perform, Produce Psychology from Scratch: Negativity in the
Work of Wolfgang Giegerich
NICHOLAS BALAISIS
13 (Un)Mourning the End of History
MARK FEATHERSTONE
14 Trauma, Negativity, and Death Drive in Spielrein, Heidegger, and
Buddhist Thought
WANYOUNG KIM
15 Why Positive Thought Must Be Negated in the Analytic Session: Negative
Dialectics as Therapeutic Technique
JOEL MICHAEL CROMBEZ
16 The Hau Must Be Returned: The Exile of the Dead and Its Effects on the
Western Imaginary
JULIETTE TOCINO-SMITH
Contributor biography
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Duane Rousselle
Section 1: Foundations
1. Ellie Ragland - "Who is Transferring What to Whom?"
2. Sergio Benvenuto - "On Sigmund Freud's 'Negation'"
Section 2: Drive & Desire
3. Colin Wright - "Turning Opportunities into Crises: The Lacanian Antidote
to Toxic Positivity"
4. Todd McGowan - "The Ethics of the Death Drive"
5. Simone Medina Polo - "Humility and Humiliation of the Drive: Comedy and
Tragedy in Philosophy and Psychoanalysis"
6. Mark Murphy - "Apophatic Psychoanalysis: The Plenitude of the Negative"
Section 3: Clinical Implications
7. Leon S. Brenner - "Negation Beyond Neurosis"
8. Cyrus Saint Amand Poliakoff - "Spiraling"
9. Aino-Marjatta Mäki - "What is Non-Negativisable Jouissance?: From
Negation to a Singular Norm"
10. Ian Parker - "Badbeing: What's So Bad About Resistance in the Clinic?"
11. Stijn Vanheule - "Singularity and the Real that cannot be Written: On
Lacan's Use of Frege in his Later Work"
Section 4: Spare Parts
12. Nicholas Balaisis - "'To Create, Perform, Produce Psychology From
Scratch': Negativity in the Work of Wolfgang Giegerick"
13. Mark Featherstone - "(Un)Mourning the End of History"
14. Wanyoung Kim - "Trauma, Negativity, and Death in Spielrein, Heidegger
and Buddhist Thought"
15. Joel Crombez - "Why Positive Thought Must be Negated in the Analytic
Session: Negative Dialectic as Therapeutic Technique"
16. Juliette Tocino-Smith - "The Hau Must be Returned: The Exile of the
Dead and Its Effects on the Western Imaginary"
Editor Biographies
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
DUANE ROUSSELLE
SECTION 1 Foundations
1 Who Is Transferring What to Whom? Resistance to Lacan
ELLIE RAGLAND
2 On Sigmund Freud's "Negation"
SERGIO BENVENUTO
SECTION 2 Drive and Desire
3 Turning Opportunities into Crises: The Lacanian Antidote to Toxic
Positivity
COLIN WRIGHT
4 The Ethics of the Death Drive
TODD MCGOWAN
5 Humility and Humiliation of the Drive: Comedy and Tragedy in Philosophy
and Psychoanalysis
SIMONE A. MEDINA POLO
6 Apophatic Psychoanalysis: The Plenitude of the Negative
MARK GERARD MURPHY
SECTION 3 Clinical Implications
7 Negation beyond Neurosis
LEON S. BRENNER
8 Spiraling
CYRUS SAINT AMAND POLIAKOFF
9 What Is Non-Negativisable Jouissance?: From Negation to a Singular Norm
AINO-MARJATTA MÄKI
10 Badbeing: What's So Bad about Resistance in the Clinic?
IAN PARKER
11 Singularity and the Real that Cannot Be Written: On Lacan's Use of Frege
in His Later Work
STIJN VANHEULE
SECTION 4 Spare Parts
12 To Create, Perform, Produce Psychology from Scratch: Negativity in the
Work of Wolfgang Giegerich
NICHOLAS BALAISIS
13 (Un)Mourning the End of History
MARK FEATHERSTONE
14 Trauma, Negativity, and Death Drive in Spielrein, Heidegger, and
Buddhist Thought
WANYOUNG KIM
15 Why Positive Thought Must Be Negated in the Analytic Session: Negative
Dialectics as Therapeutic Technique
JOEL MICHAEL CROMBEZ
16 The Hau Must Be Returned: The Exile of the Dead and Its Effects on the
Western Imaginary
JULIETTE TOCINO-SMITH