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1 online resource (207 pages) |
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Cover; Half Title; Dedication; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; 1. To begin -- between anxiety and love; The politics of Lacan's Seminar X: why anxiety?; Desire not without anxiety; Beyond castration anxiety; Object a and the body; Love and trauma; 2. Anxiety chart; Being, the Nothing and the void; Anxiety is not the signifier; Anxiety between difficulty and movement; Four and a half formulas of desire; Desire and the object a; 3. The cause of desire and the object a; What am I for the Other?; Reality and cause; Passage to the act and acting-out; Transference as an acting-out |
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Back to the cause of desire4. "Perverse Solutions"; Fetish; From castration to privation; Being, having, and not without; The object a in the neurotic's fantasy; The postiche and the demand as the object a; Pervert's fantasy and the cynic; An introduction to masochism; 5. Revision of countertransference (1); The masochist and his aim; Lacan's wager and the requited love; Lucia Tower, her patients, their wives, and the sex of the analyst; From the roots of the concept of countertransference to the anxiety of the analyst; Countertransference as humanism and the Lacanian analyst |
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6. Revision of countertransference (2)Margaret Little and the analyst's identification with the analysand; "Can't you see I sacrifice myself for you?"; Man's and woman's fantasies, and Don Juan; Countertransference and the object a: what is the psychoanalyst?; The logic of mourning; "Total response" and the analyst's anxiety; The Lacanian session as disinfinitised; 7. Signs of love -- women know best; What remains of countertransference; Anxiety: the median between jouissance and desire; The object a: from the nameless to love; The woman between anxiety and love |
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"I desire you even if I don't know it"How to speak to the one I love?; Women, men, the orgasm, and the lack; 8. Phenomena of the speaking body; Desire according to the sexes; The void as constitutive of desire; "Desire is an illusion"; Lacan's anatomy -- the cut and the lips; Between the mamma and the object breast; Dracula for ever: the function of the tongue; The double function of the object a and the anxiety-point; Object breath; 9. The constitution of the object a; From the Freudian coitus . . .; ... to the Lacanian orgasm; The oral demand and desire |
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The anal, the phallic, and the scopic"Pure desire" or the obsessional's fantasy?; Superego as the object a; Subjectivation according to the hole: the mouth, the anus, and breath; Luther; 10. The phallus and the silent voice; The voice of Shofar; The eye and the gaze; The myth of patricide: in the beginning was the voice; Deaf composer and the ear of the analyst; The logic of exclusion; 11. Psychoanalytic clinic -- anxiety and the obsessional neurosis; Anxiety for ever after and the turmoil; An introduction to obsessional neurosis; Not knowing and not being able to; In the scopic field |
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Mourning and melancholia: where is the father? |
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Print version record |
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9780429657887 |
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0429657889 |
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