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• Anamorphosis: The Stain of the Real
  ...ference-points that are provided in it, more particularly for the strictly psychoanalytic unconscious, allow us to perceive that he may have been directed towards so ...The term was introduced into the psychoanalytic vocabulary by the French School. Is it simply a metaphor? We find here once again the ambiguity that affec
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• No Sex, Please, We're Post-Human!
  ...the story of radical DESUBLIMATION, if there ever was one. Bruno, a high-[[school]] teacher, is an undersexed hedonist, while Michel, his half-brother, is a ...ciousness seems just to [[register]] an anterior chemical process... The [[psychoanalytic]]-Schellingian answer to it is to locate [[freedom]] (of choice) at the [[u
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• Sigmund Freud:Quotes
  ...]) was an Austrian neurologist and the founder of the [[psychoanalytic]] [[school]] of [[psychology]].
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• Object-relations theory
  ...e in [[psychoanalytic theory]], and eventually a [[whole]] [[school]] of [[psychoanalytic theory]] came to be known as "[[object-relations theory]]. (The main propo ...alysis]] has been compared with [[object-relations theory]] in that both [[school|schools of thought]] [[place]] more emphasis on [[intersubjectivity]], [[La
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• Kleinian psychoanalysis
  ==School of Psychoanalysis== [[Kleinian psychoanalysis]] is the [[name]] given to the [[school]] of [[psychoanalytic theory]] that has grown up around the pioneering [[work]] of the Austrian [
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• An Introductory Dictionary of Lacanian Psychoanalysis
  Jacques [[Lacan]] is arguably the most original and influential [[psychoanalytic]] thinker since [[Freud]]. His [[ideas]] have revolutionized the [[clinical ...ndred Lacanian [[terms]]. Attention is given both to Lacan's use of common psychoanalytic terms an how his own terminology developed through the various [[stages]] o
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• The Founding Act
  ...ways been in my relation to the [[psychoanalytic]] [[cause]]- the French [[School]] of [[Psychoanalysis]], whose direction I will personally assume for the n Those who enter this School will undertake to fulfil a task that is [[subject]] to both [[internal]] an
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• World Association of Psychoanalysis
  The [[WAP]] creates [[School]]s that develop and transmit [[psychoanalysis]], ensure the [[formation]] o ...registered in [[Paris]] on January 7th of the same year. The WAP is not a School but it requires [[psychoanalysts]] in order to fulfill its aim. For the [[p
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• Working
  Much of [[Lacan]]'s work is aimed at shifting the emphasis in [[psychoanalytic theory]] from the [[mother]]-[[child]] relation (the [[preoedipal]], the pr [[Lacan]] overcomes this [[impasse]] in [[Freudian]] [[psychoanalytic theory]] by defining [[perversion]] not as a form of [[behavior] but as a [
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• Post-Lacanians
  [[Psychoanalytic]] [[Theory]] and Criticism: 3. The Post-Lacanians ..."subject," this line of thought eventually led to far-reaching changes in psychoanalytic [[practice]] in [[France]] and beyond regarding how [[therapy]] is conducte
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• Reconceptualizing Freud
  ...lein]] (1882–1960) was a prominent member of the interwar "[[English]] [[school]]" of [[psychoanalysis]] in [[London]], which modified [[Freudian]] [[theor ...supremacy of the [[Oedipus]] [[complex]], Klein presented an alternative [[psychoanalytic]] account of [[feminine]] [[sexuality]]. Rather than conceiving girls as ar
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• The Freudian terrain
  Lacan has made a radical critique of the [[psychoanalytic]] institution itself. There is considerable controversy over Lacan's unorth ...he influence of Lacan has been mainly [[clinical]] and closely linked with psychoanalytic practice. In AngloSaxon countries the clinical aspect has, to a large exten
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• Dualism
  ...e a dualistic [[dynamic]], though this is not sufficient for saying that [[psychoanalytic]] theory is dualistic. ...in an exclusively realist [[sense]] (Melanie [[Klein]] and the [[Paris]] [[school]] of psychosomatics) even though there was also a [[theoretical]] component
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• L'inconscient
  ...o establish connections with organizations [[other]] than the [[official]] psychoanalytic bodies, which pretended to ignore one [[another]] when they were not active ...ue, of October [[1968]], was devoted to the potentially explosive topic of psychoanalytic [[training]]. The founders argued among themselves, a [[reflection]] of the
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• Great Britain
  ...cases of multiple [[personality]] and hysteria. The ground for receiving [[psychoanalytic]] [[ideas]] was prepared by Havelock Ellis through his encyclopedic writing ...ust be regarded as an outstanding [[figure]] in the [[development]] of the psychoanalytic movement, he was not alone. David Eder gave the first paper on psychoanalys
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• Jacques Lacan:Related
  ...CFE437EA0E2 The Mirror Stage As Formative Function Of The I As Revealed In Psychoanalytic Experience] ...r" | Suny Series in Psychoanalysis and Culture - [[Five Lessons]] on the [[Psychoanalytic]] Theory of Jacques Lacan,
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• Rome Discourse
  ...lishment]] and the [[formation]] of his own [[school]] of [[psychoanalysis|psychoanalytic thought]]. ...actice]] and proposed a radical revision of the [[whole]] [[psychoanalysis|psychoanalytic]] field.
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• The mirror stage as formative of the function of the I
  ...o</i>' translates 'le <i>moi</i>' and is used in the normal [[sense]] of [[psychoanalytic]] [[literature]]. On '<i>je</i>', see Note 2 below.</ref> It is an experie ...s then very young, and still fresh from his breach with the sociological [[school]] of his [[training]]) illuminated the subject by using the term '<i>legend
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• Jacques Lacan:Biography
  ...onal. Lacan did however excel in religious studies and [[Latin]]. While at school he developed a lifelong [[passion]] for [[philosophy]] and in [[particular] <!-- After leaving school Lacan went on to study [[medicine]] and specialized in psychiatry with a pa
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• Jacques Lacan:Works
  ...London and New York: Routledge, 1989: 223-38. [Originally published in ''[[Psychoanalytic]] Quarterly''. Vol. 48, 3. 1979: 386-425]. ...Muller and William Richardson. ''The Purloined Poe. Lacan, [[Derrida]] and Psychoanalytic [[Reading]]''. Blatimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1988: 28-54].
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