Titlebook: Re(con)figuring Psychoanalysis; Critical Juxtapositi Aydan Gülerce Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Way Out, of the . that was described in the ‘Entrance’. By ‘proper’ use I primarily intend to accentuate its . (both conceptually and ecologically valid) and . (politically enabling) utilizations. However, to some, they might correspond exactly, or partially, to its ‘wild’ uses, which are what Freud was cau

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,Freud’s Culture,hat was most disturbing: sexuality as the most intimate core of who we are and around which we construct hosts of fantasies about how we might love others and find satisfaction in that love. However, one of the lessons of psychoanalysis is that what appears to be most ‘intimate’ is rooted in our relations with others.

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,Beyond Objectivity to Extimité: Feminist Epistemology and Psychoanalysis,ysis is rightly included in this conversation by drawing upon its practice and forms of knowledge transmission; psychoanalysis is a matter of the very conceptualization of that interface of particularity with what may be ‘transpersonal’ or universal.

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Beyond Identification: The (Im)possibility of Loving thy Neighbour, Where the sexual relationship can be understood as being the paramount case of relating to another, for Freud, the love given therein cannot be extended beyond the pair involved to encompass a wider world of people:

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Desire in the Time of AIDS,t is not the same as saying that anything goes, and that we can make psychoanalysis mean whatever we want it to. And on a surprisingly large number of topics there is considerable agreement and consensus among the many theoretical approaches within psychoanalysis.

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The Violence of an Idealized Family: A Kleinian Psychoanalytic Reading of ,olence policy called . before using Kleinian concepts to help us read this text. Finally, we shall critically reflect on the processes used in this chapter and explore implications of this analysis for family violence policy internationally.

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Fanon and Libidinal Economy,nostications of existing sociohistorical and political conditions (Frosh, 2010). Whereas the political application of diagnostic language results in a sliding to-and-fro between registers of individual and society, a libidinal econ-omy is, by contrast, always ..

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