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  • ...oach) for the reductionist tendency of some authors to overlook factors ([[cultural]], [[economic]], [[social]], etc.) operating [[outside]] of individual [[ps
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  • ...and debate: 1885-1886 (Paris), 1889 (Nancy), and 1895 (publication of the Studies on [[Hysteria]]). ...e the time of [[James]] Braid, and hypnosis can now be seen as a largely [[cultural]] phenomenon. All the same, some questions, contradictory and probably unan
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  • ...[[anarchy]] at the turn between the 19th and 20th centuries; [[cultural]] studies and [[critical theory]]; and the reception of [[Marx]] and [[Freud]] in Lat
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  • ...]]. But they were only the forerunners of what would become some of the "[[cultural]]" or "applied" psychoanalyses and psychotherapies which subsequently flood ...rnst [[Hans]] Gombrich and Clement Greenberg who, themselves, enriched the studies of literature, art, and criticism by responding to the challenges posed by
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  • [[Cultural]] transmission [[Studies on Hysteria]]
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  • In [[Civilization]] and Its Discontents (1930a [1929]), Freud noted, "The [[cultural]] [[super-ego]] has developed its ideals and set up its [[demands]]. Among As early as the Studies on [[Hysteria]] (1895a), Freud [[analyzed]] [[hysterical]] conversion [[sym
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  • ...[[religion]]. He also refers to research on [[myths]], tales, and legends, cultural [[history]] and development, [[linguistics]] and ethnology, the history of ...exploit the profound analogy between [[individual]] psychic formations and cultural formations.
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  • ...the line). These points are important, as I said earlier, in [[literary]] studies because Jakobson linked metaphor to [[poetry]], particularly to romantic an ...ane's hands and so. farth. The paint Lacan is making is this: an entire [[cultural]] and ecanamic [[scene]] is evaked by the variety af uses af a term which i
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  • ...s and scholars of Lacanian psychoanalysis, psychoanalytic theory, cultural studies, film theory, philosophy and applied psychoanalysis. Calum Neill is Associate Professor of Psychoanalysis & Cultural Theory at Edinburgh Napier University, Scotland, and Director of Lacan in S
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  • ...nicians as well as scholars working in philosophy, literature, and culture studies, the commentaries presented here represent a wide-range of disciplinary per ...lds of psychoanalytic theory, clinical psychology, philosophy and cultural studies.
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  • ...he proximity between the case study and the novel, asserting that his case studies could be read as novels (1895d) and that novelists knew more about the unco Here, the [[cultural]] [[object]] or [[scientific]] [[discourse]] itself may exhibit a certain [
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  • ...In most cases, the [[model]] used, at least implicitly, is based on the <i>Studies on [[Hysteria]]</i>; the spectacular effects of the [[catharsis]] can be us ...tural]] that psychoanalysis should take an interest in film, one of many [[cultural]] constructs, as Freud did, for example, with drama, beginning with <i>[[Ha
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  • Most of my work lies along the interface between cultural studies, postmodernism and the dynamic psychologies. The question of how various kn
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  • From the perspective of [[literary]] studies, the discovery of [[Lacan]] in the mid-1970s, initially by [[feminist]] and Like Freud before him, Lacan makes frequent use of literary and [[cultural]] allusions, often for illustrative or pedagogic purposes.
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  • ...e the real of clinical experience, the ultimate [[victim]] is not cultural studies itself but the clinic, which remains caught in pretheoretical [[empiricism] ...ng a postpolitical order in which the only legitimate conflicts are ethnic/cultural conflicts? Typically, in today's critical and political discourse, the term
    31 KB (4,756 words) - 20:39, 25 May 2019
  • ...ysis]] and continue to have a major impact in fields as diverse a [[film]] studies, [[literary]] criticism, [[feminist]] [[theory]] and [[philosophy]]. Lacan' ...Buenos Aires, [[London]] and [[Paris]]. He is a Lecturer in Psychoanalytic Studies at the [[University]] of Brunel and is in private practice in London.
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  • ...n the dissemination of [[Lacanian]] [[ideas]] in [[film]] and [[cultural]] studies. There is also something of a mythology that has grown around this paper th ...ly the most important contribution of Lacanianism to contemporary cultural studies. Let us now see how Baudry used Lacan's concepts before turning to the crit
    34 KB (5,553 words) - 20:45, 25 May 2019
  • ...s of [[feminist]] scholarship, [[psychoanalytic]] theory, and [[cultural]] studies.
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  • ...on with the usual figure of which reigns in the [[domain]] of [[cultural]] studies. The Lacan of the lamella is "Another Lacan," as Jacques-[[Alain]] [[Miller
    26 KB (4,096 words) - 00:07, 26 May 2019
  • ...of the "subject" ; psychoanalysis as both a [[clinical]] practice and a [[cultural]] institution; and psychoanalysis as ideologically committed and engaged. ...proach in reevaluating the ideas of sigmund freud and Lacan by tracing the cultural influences on psychoanalytic thought. Although these more [[recent]] thinke
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