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• A Plea for a Return to Différance
  ...of a man who, because of his [[passion]] for the camera, loses his wife, [[child]], and job-a fiction film about a documentary filmmaker. So there is a [[do ...external [[ritual]] (following the rules). The final outcome is thus that sexuality is the domain of "spurious infinity" whose logic, brought to an extreme, ca
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• Outline
  [[Child]] [[analysis]] [[Female]] [[sexuality]]
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• Weaning
  ...ng. Poison is the nourishment that makes one ill. Perhaps, moreover, the [[child]] traces his early illnesses back to this [[frustration]].<ref>{{NILP}} Ch. ...biology]], [[culture]], and the [[psychic]] organization of the [[mother]]/child [[dyad]].
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• Wish for a Baby
  ...[[childhood]], part of the set of significant motifs transmitted to the [[child]] unbeknownst to its [[parents]] along with the [[biological]] "breath of [ ...er]], at once marvelous and [[uncanny]], to have a child: an [[imaginary]] child, manipulable at first anally, then mentally (Soulé, 1982). The boy must in
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• Work
  ..., the work of [[mourning]], or the psychic work of [[repression]] in the [[child]] during the [[oedipal]] period). ...h the mechanisms of the dream. The [[Three]] Essays on the [[Theory]] of [[Sexuality]] (1905d) introduced the [[sexual]] [[instinct]] as a way of conceptualizin
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• Ethics and Psychoanalysis
  ...l]]," ethisch in [[German]], appeared for the first [[time]] in 1898 in "[[Sexuality]] in the Aetiology of the [[Neuroses]]." In that essay, Freud raised the qu ...he [[psychic]] reality of the forbidden and [[repressed]] wishes of "the [[child]] that is in man" (Freud, 1910a [1909], p. 36) is accessible to us by [[dre
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• Sigmund Freud:Theories
  ...cial qualification has to be added. Freud effectively redefined the term [[sexuality]] to include any [[form]] of [[pleasure]] that is or can be derived from th ...If it had its way it would forever seek indulgence, the same way a young [[child]] seeks only to get his or her selfish [[needs]] met. If [[left]] to its ow
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• Sigmund Freud:Theories In Action
  ...om the unconscious. A patient may unconsciously transfer feelings of love, sexuality, hostility, or any number of other emotions onto the therapist during the p ...e youngest daughter of Sigmund Freud, was a pivotal figure in the field of child psychoanalysis and development. She was born in Vienna, Austria, and educat
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• Function of Language
  ...born may be the most important [[discourse]] concerning him the (unborn) [[child]] will ever have. Lacan believed that the human [[being]] in [[particular]] ...es his theory of the Symbolic, the [[dimension]] of culture into which the child must be introduced. Through the acquisition of language and through the [[r
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• The Subversion of the Subject
  .... It is this basic pattern of the [[symbolic order]] that permits even a [[child]] to transpose the bark of a dog perceived as [[sign]] into a [[phoneme]]-s ...description of the "[[mirror stage]]," it is the "[[specular]] image" the child jubilantly assumes at the irifans stage, while still sunk in his "motor inc
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• The Meaning of the Phallus
  ...p. 281/685)? Are we to admit with [[Freud]] "a [[disturbance]] of human [[sexuality]], not of a [[contingent]], but of an essential kind" (1977, p. 281/685)? T ...er to [[satisfy]] that desire" (1977, p. 289/693). But sooner or later the child must be "[[content]] to present to the Other what in [[reality]] he may hav
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• Lacan and Language
  [[Child, see Infant Chosisme, 155-156 Individuation, [[principle]] of, 117 [[Infant]]/child, 6, 9,12,21-23,29-33 37 38,48,49,55, 79, 84, 93, 115, '118: 120, 128, 140,
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• Guide to Slavoj Zizek
  =Sexuality= ...go away and think about what he is 'going to do. Back with his wife and [[child]], Wayne gets caught up in day-to-day family life. Although he keeps promis
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• Fatherhood
  ...n generations, fatherhood implies the [[authority]] of the father over the child, expressed through the transmission of the [[name]]. The sons use this aspe ...endent thought, and betrays the [[subject]]'s expectation of protection. A child affected by [[nostalgia]] for the father will displace it onto God.
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• Childhood
  ...uld [[Sigmund Freud]] come to acknowledge the [[active]] [[role]] of the [[child]] in [[sexual]] [[seduction]] and to abandon his earlier view of [[children This [[reversal]], moreover, led him to theorize childhood [[sexuality]] for the first [[time]].
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• Infant observation (direct)
  ...lso because it provided a paradigm for numerous currents of [[thought]] in child [[psychoanalysis]]. ...[introjection]]. Originally conceived as a contribution to the training of child psychotherapists and psychoanalysts, this method has been extended to [[oth
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• Word-presentation
  ...nguage relative to the discovery of the unconscious and of [[childhood]] [[sexuality]]. ...cceptance of this fact, as distinct from mere signals (as for instance the child's earlier tears), which are addressed to a mother who is effectively [[pres
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• Lost object
  ...action]] belongs."<ref>[[Freud, Sigmund]]. [[Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality]]. 1905. p. 222</ref> # either the [[child]] expresses an impulse to [[master]] the [[object]] by breaking it, casting
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• Dark continent
  ...o is a little man before she changes [[objects]] and wishes to acquire a [[child]] from her father—Freud does have doubts about his theory. ...ately we can describe this [[state]] of things only as it affects the male child; the corresponding [[processes]] in the little girl are not known to us" (1
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• Feminism and psychoanalysis
  ...ry of the [[unconscious]] is centrally linked to the study of [[female]] [[sexuality]]. In [[listening]] to the [[hysterics]], Freud gave [[them]] a [[voice]] a ...eud asserted that Jones profoundly misunderstood the fundamental nature of sexuality and that Jones had returned to a [[biological]] reductionism. Mitchell has
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