Difference between revisions of "Return to Freud"
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| + | Freud, return to (Freud, retour ‡) The whole of Lacan's work can | ||
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| + | only be understood within the context of the intellectual and theoretical legacy | ||
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| + | of Sigmund Freud (1856-1939), the founder of psychoanalysis. Lacan first | ||
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| + | trained as a psychoanalyst within the INTERNATIONAL PSYCHO-ANALYTICAL | ||
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| + | ASSOCIATION (IPA), the organisation founded by Freud which presented itself | ||
| − | + | as the sole legitimate heir to the Freudian legacy. However, Lacan gradually | |
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Retour à Freud
Freud, return to (Freud, retour ‡) The whole of Lacan's work can
only be understood within the context of the intellectual and theoretical legacy
of Sigmund Freud (1856-1939), the founder of psychoanalysis. Lacan first
trained as a psychoanalyst within the INTERNATIONAL PSYCHO-ANALYTICAL
ASSOCIATION (IPA), the organisation founded by Freud which presented itself
as the sole legitimate heir to the Freudian legacy. However, Lacan gradually
The whole of Lacan's work can only be understood within the context of the intellectual and theoretical legacy of Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis.
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