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• Slavoj Zizek: An Introduction
  ...tit a</i>. The fundamental fantasy of the subject precisely specifies that relationship and also, for Zizek, reveals the work of the 'sublime object' of ideology i ...chelling'.<a name="60x"></a><a href="#60">⁶⁰</a> So, that first relationship between the two is asymmetrical, to the extent that we can say that Lacan i
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• Slavoj Žižek: What is a Master-Signifier
  ...owing the [[linguistics]] of [[Saussure]], is that there is no necessary [[relationship]] between [[reality]] and its [[symbolization]] (SO, 97). Our descriptions ...ly is defined by its relationship with the [[others]] but also allows this relationship, is that medium through which they are organized. It is the struggle not on
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• Slavoj Zizek: Live Theory
  ...(SO, 66). Or, to put this in the slightly blasphemous form of the Jesuits' relationship to God, Zizek 'believes that the success of his undertaking depends entirel ...g (not so much because he actually has as because, within the structure of transference that characterizes thought, he will be seen as having already done so)? Let
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• The Topic of the Imaginary
  ...under the domination of the imaginary [[register]] of [[language]], its [[relationship]] to the symbolic [[order]] negotiated in the service of the imaginary desi ...y [[capture]] [[visual]] [[perception]], its net over experience, over the relationship between language and world, is much broader.]</b><br>
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• Deprivation
  ...ting behaviors and idealizing systems dominate this form of mother-child [[relationship]] (Kreisler., 1992) to prevent transient personal difficulties, struggles, ...antisocial act manifests itself when the infant begins to create an object relationship and invest a person."
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• Displacement of the Transference
  ...personal attitude to his doctor but also in every [[other]] activity and [[relationship]] which may occupy his [[life]] at the [[time]]" (p. 151). ...ience]]. These authors nevertheless recognize that the displacement of the transference, even if it is sometimes useful (notably in cases of [[character]] [[neuros
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• Transference Love
  [[Transference]] [[Love]] ...[[analyst]]; the task of the analyst in this circumstance is to trace the relationship back, without either [[satisfying]] or smothering it, to its [[infantile]]
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• Mastery
  Following Roger Dorey in "La relation d'emprise" (1981; The dominance [[relationship]]), it can be said that mastery involves and presupposes a relative [[recog ...tion, or even abuse, so that the analysand can be heard in their authentic relationship to their own unconscious [[truth]].
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• Passion
  ...bstract [[idea]]) that has taken the [[place]] of the ego [[ideal]]. The [[relationship]] is one of alienation, wherein the object of [[desire]] has become an obje ...submissiveness of the [[subject]]. Freud used a [[model]] of the hypnotic relationship to describe the crowd's subjugation to its [[leader]]: "A [[primal]] [[hord
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• Remembering, Repeating and Working-Through
  ...ce is simply a "piece of repetition" (p. 151), and repetition is only the "transference of the forgotten past" (p. 151) onto the analyst but also onto "all the [[o ...s underway. Too intense an amorous transference, or, conversely, a hostile transference toward the analyst, will bolster the resistance, causing the analysis to [[
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• Resolution of the Transference
  ...ference neurosis and the full recognition by the analysand that his or her relationship to the psychoanalyst is based primarily on the repetition of earlier relati Freud's first explicit mention of the resolution of the transference was in "Recommendations to Physicians Practising Psycho-Analysis," where he
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• Training analysis
  ...e in 1953 and 1963, where Jacques [[Lacan]]'s [[short sessions]] and his [[relationship]] with his analysands were challenged by the IPA authorities, who eventuall ...tle of training analyst, and even the [[danger]] of creating a "restricted transference zone" (Stein). There has been a tendency for the term training analysis to
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• Freud Lives!
  ...s point, Freud’s '[[subject supposed to know]]', the [[object]] of his [[transference]]. The dream dramatises his wish to show that Fliess wasn't [[responsible] ...he imagines hearing again the shout, "Wstawac!" The [[reversal]] of the [[relationship]] between [[dream]] and [[reality]] from the first stanza to the second is
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• History
  ...se]] that professional historians [[understand]] that term, or about its [[relationship]] to [[psychoanalysis]]. Nevertheless, [[three]] remarks are in [[order]]. ...]]</i> (1912-13a) and <i>A Phylogenetic [[Fantasy]]: [[Overview]] of the [[Transference]] [[Neuroses]]</i> (1987 [1915]).
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• Hatred
  ...what is hated are identical" (p. 136). The determining factor is thus the relationship to [[unpleasure]]. Freud thus asserted that "[[Hate]], as a relation to obj ...ion in [[children]]; [[Shame]]; [[Splitting]] of the object; [[Superego]]; Transference hatred; [[Turning around]]; "Why War?".
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• Change
  ...igin of the [[tripartite]] therapeutic model of [[clinical]] [[neurosis]], transference neurosis, and [[infantile]] neurosis. ...s innovations in technique, is evident in studies of the role of [[counter-transference]] by Paula Meimann and Heinrich Racker, and is currently [[being]] develope
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• Outline
  Allergic [[object]] [[relationship]] [[Transference]]/counter-transference
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• Ethics and Psychoanalysis
  ...cts]] and the esteem of the [[superego]]. For Freud, the symptoms of the [[transference]] neuroses were substitutes for the remains of old [[loves]] that were [[fo ...of [[analytic]] [[treatment]] in the [[love]]/hate [[relationship]] of the transference. And yet, by reawakening the demons banished by morality, does not [[psycho
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• Sigmund Freud:Theories In Action
  ==Analysis and interpretation of transference== ...ess of therapy. If the therapy is to produce real change, the transference relationship must be worked through.
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• Function of Language
  ...ssure's [[theory]], the importance of [[metaphor]] and [[metonymy]], the [[relationship]] betweeh language and [[human]] [[subjectivity]], and the [[meaning]] of ' I want to begin by saying something [[about]] the relationship between [[biology]] and language, on how the [[biological]] is always [[int
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