The book reflects on the representations of relationships between partners and between family members in Ian McEwan's fiction. The analysis is undertaken from the perspective of the psychoanalytic theory developed by Jacques Lacan.
The book reflects on the representations of relationships between partners and between family members in Ian McEwan's fiction. The analysis is undertaken from the perspective of the psychoanalytic theory developed by Jacques Lacan.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Tomasz Dobrogoszcz is assistant professor of English at the University of Lodz
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part 1: Beginnings Chapter 1: Disturbing Proximity and Grotesque Proportions When It Comes to First Love, Last Rites and In Between the Sheets Chapter 2: The Oedipal Siblings in The Cement Garden of Eden Chapter 3: Anchoring The Comfort Of Strangers in the Sadistic Paternal Superego Part 2: Developments Chapter 4: The Child in Time and the Child Within Chapter 5: The Precariousness of The Innocent Childish Masculinity Chapter 6: The Traumatic Encounter with Black Dogs and the Real Chapter 7: Enduring Love, Childlessness, Unreliability, and the Enigma of the Other's Desire Part 3: Maturity Chapter 8: The Path Toward Death via Amsterdam Chapter 9: The Recognition of Otherness in the Fantasy of Atonement Chapter 10: The Pacifying Saturday Fantasy of a Non-pacifist Chapter 11: The Big Other Is Watching You Even On Chesil Beach Part 4: Recent Fiction Chapter 12: Solar and the Unbearable Heaviness of Desire Chapter 13: The Opalescent Sweet Tooth of Deceptive Manipulation Chapter 14: How The Children Act to Effect the Split Between Psychological and Symbolic Identity Chapter 15: Craving the Mother's Desire in a Nutshell Conclusion: Love Will Tear Us Apart?
Introduction Part 1: Beginnings Chapter 1: Disturbing Proximity and Grotesque Proportions When It Comes to First Love, Last Rites and In Between the Sheets Chapter 2: The Oedipal Siblings in The Cement Garden of Eden Chapter 3: Anchoring The Comfort Of Strangers in the Sadistic Paternal Superego Part 2: Developments Chapter 4: The Child in Time and the Child Within Chapter 5: The Precariousness of The Innocent Childish Masculinity Chapter 6: The Traumatic Encounter with Black Dogs and the Real Chapter 7: Enduring Love, Childlessness, Unreliability, and the Enigma of the Other's Desire Part 3: Maturity Chapter 8: The Path Toward Death via Amsterdam Chapter 9: The Recognition of Otherness in the Fantasy of Atonement Chapter 10: The Pacifying Saturday Fantasy of a Non-pacifist Chapter 11: The Big Other Is Watching You Even On Chesil Beach Part 4: Recent Fiction Chapter 12: Solar and the Unbearable Heaviness of Desire Chapter 13: The Opalescent Sweet Tooth of Deceptive Manipulation Chapter 14: How The Children Act to Effect the Split Between Psychological and Symbolic Identity Chapter 15: Craving the Mother's Desire in a Nutshell Conclusion: Love Will Tear Us Apart?
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