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...cious]] [[desire]]'''.<ref>[[{{FB}}|Freud, Sigmund]]. ''[[Works of Sigmund Freud|The Psychopathology of Everyday Life]]''. [[SE]] VI. 1901.</ref> ...a [[life]] of slavery; Keyser Soze’s (Kevin Spacey) Act of killing his [[family]] in the film ''The [[Usual Suspects]]'' set him free from the hold of his

...] of the [[father]] in [[psychic structure]]. In his 1938 [[article on the family]], he attributes the importance of the [[Oedipus complex]] to the fact that ...estion "What is a father?" forms the central theme which runs throughout [[Freud]]'s entire work.<ref>{{S4}} p.204-5</ref> -->

==Sigmund Freud== ...not elucidated by [[psychoanalytic theory]].<ref>{{F}} "[[Works of Sigmund Freud|The Psychogenesis of a Case of Female Homosexuality]]", 1920a. [[SE]] XVIII

:13 April, Jacques-Marie-Émile Lacan is [[born]] in Paris, to a [[family]] of solid [[Catholic]] [[tradition]]. He is educated at the collège Stan ...ebrities are attracted to his seminars ([[Jean Hyppolite]]'s analysis of [[Freud]]'s article on ''Dé[[négation]]'', given during the first seminar, is a w

==Sigmund Freud== ...m "[[superego]]" does not appear until quite late in [[Freud]]'s [[Sigmund Freud:Bibliography|work]], [[being]] first introduced in ''[[The Ego and the Id]]

==Sigmund Freud== ...und Freud:Bibliography|work]] is [[full]] of references to [[biology]]. [[Freud]] regarded [[biology]] as a [[model]] of [[scientific]] rigor on which to b

According to this [[interpretation]], [[Freud]] shows how the [[child]] [[progress]]es through the various [[development| ...east in the matter of a [[development|genetic order]] for the [[three]] "[[family]] [[complex]]es" and for [[ego]] [[defence]]s.<ref>{{E}} p. 5</ref>

==Sigmund Freud== ...[[female]]'s [[penis]] having been cut off.<ref>{{F}} "[[Works of Sigmund Freud|On the Sexual Theories of Children]]". 1908. [[SE]] IX. p. 207</ref> In his

...s]]" by which he means a specific set of [[affect]]ive relations between [[family]] members. =====Family Complexes=====

...an]] was raised, grew up, in a comfortable middle-[[class]] [[Catholic]] [[family]] in '''Montparnasse, [[Paris]]'''. Second, in 1931 he began [[reading]] [[Freud]].

<b>The [[Family]] [[Complexes]]</b>, transl. by Carolyn Asp in <i>Critical Texts</i>, vol.5 ...152175/sr=1-36/ref=sc_b_12/102-7784753-2486567">The [[Seminar]], Book I. [[Freud]]'s Papers on [[Technique]], 1953-1954</a></b>, edited by Jacques-[[Alain]]

...llusion to the [[dream]] of the beautiful butcher's wife [[analyzed]] by [[Freud]] and carried on in "The direction of the [[treatment]] and the principles ...uced by a quarter turn of the discourse of the hysteric in the same way as Freud develops psychoanalysis by giving an interpretative turn to the discourse o

[[Totem and Taboo]] is Sigmund [[Freud]]'s first [[work]] on group [[psychology]]. ...esemblance between the two is related to the [[horror]] of [[incest]] that Freud [[identified]] in savages by analyzing totemic systems as laws of exogamy.

...ultur'' ("The Uneasiness in [[Culture]]") and is considered to be one of [[Freud]]'s most important and most-read works, though today it is usually read mor ...ves]], which can (and perhaps must) result in [[guilt]] and unfulfillment. Freud bases much of his [[analysis]] on the [[theory]] of the origins of civiliza

...k]] on [[psychoanalytic theory]]. The book does contain [[discussion]] of Freud's [[psychoanalytic]] [[thinking]], but was intended as a work of [[history] ...rmed a religion which promoted Moses as the Saviour of the [[Israelites]]. Freud said that the [[guilt]] from the murder of Moses is inherited through the g

...co-founded the [[psychoanalysis|psychoanalytic school]] of [[psychology]]. Freud is best known for his theories of the [[unconscious mind]], especially invo ...poor they offered everything to give him a proper education. As a result, Freud did extremely well during his first 8 years of [[school]], but at the age

...gly, they were weighed down by the [[cultural]] baggage of their [[time]]. Freud ‚thought’ his discovery in [[concepts]] borrowed from [[biology]], mech is the angle from which he approaches Freud and the way in which he repudiates [[physiological]] reductionism.

...ame way that St. [[Paul]] "formalized" Christ and [[Lacan]] "formalized" [[Freud]].17 ...to read it as a [[dream]] and analyze the displacement at [[work]] in it. Freud reports of a dream of one of his patients which consists of a simple [[scen

...ext (St Paul reinterprets Christ's crucifixion as his triumph; Lacan reads Freud through the [[mirror]]-[[stage]] [[Saussure]]), Lenin violently displaces M ...vie director Emir Kusturica, coming from an ethnically mixed Muslim-Serb [[family]], has chosen the Serb identity). Perhaps, the properly [[Frustrating|FRUST

...ution that emerged with the dissolution of social links grounded in direct family or traditional symbolic matrixes, i.e. when, with the onslaught of moderniz ...(And, incidentally, this three-levels dispositif is strictly homologous to Freud's three-levels dispositif of the interpretation of dreams: the real kernel

...ing with a simple brutal [[hatred]] demanded by a cruel and jealous god. [[Family]] relations stand here metaphorically for the entire social network, for an ...ecify further these two communities I'm tempted to risk the reference to [[Freud]] himself who, in his crowd [[psychology]], provides two examples of crowd

Of all the couples in the [[history]] of modern [[thought]] ([[Freud]] and Lacan, [[Marx]] and Lenin…), Kant and Sade is perhaps the most prob ...prising about it is how closely it follows the preordained contours of a [[family]] [[myth]], the same as with the story of Kaspar Hauser, in which [[individ

...dman" within a pathologically distorted [[intersubjective]] link (say, a [[family]] whose [[repressed]] traumas explode in the [[mental]] breakdown of one of ...ome as before, but even more relaxed; since the symbolic obligation to the family is undone, now he can really take it easy and enjoy it… like the Japanese

...ed on Stephen King's novel? This is America at it's worst. Three people, a family, in a big hotel and still the space is too small for them and they start ki ...ould get madness, like Hitchcock's 'Psycho', but in Japan you get a normal family.

...Hollywood, the latest in [[sexual]] [[perversion]] — the [[fantasy]] of Freud's [[Rat Man]]. You take a gerbil — not a rat but a gerbil — and a vet c ...to her — you don't know to whom, that is the charm. You only have the [[family]] [[name]]: it may be a man or a [[woman]]. You send your message to someon

...within which this Joyce'a attitude is inscribed. In one of his letters, [[Freud]] refers to the well-known [[joke]] about the newly [[married]] who, when a ...they are victims of disadvantageous social circumstances and unfavorable [[family]] relations… When asked about the reasons for their [[violence]] against

...ou unbroken; (3) the kettle was already broken when I got it from you. For Freud, such an enumeration of inconsistent arguments of course confirms per negat ...t: "There must be a [[recognition]] that we are all members of one human [[family]]. We have to create new institutions. This is one of them. This is [[anoth

...ack into how Dick encountered Nicole, how they got married in spite of her family's doubts, etc.; after this interlude, the story returns to the present, con ...ifice (and the term "repetition" has to be given here the entire weight of Freud's <i>Wiederholungszwang</i>):</font></p>

...al cord that [[links]] it to the feminine.) Islam thus functions as what [[Freud]] called <i>Liebesstoerer</i>: the intruder/obstacle of the harmonious [[se ...ty. ([[Recall]] a surprising [[sign]] of this deeper [[solidarity]]: after Freud published his <i>[[Moses]]</i> booklet in 1938 depriving Jews of their foun

...mily]] [[ritual]], a time when the [[threats]] of the [[life]] [[outside]] family is temporarily suspended. So when they go fishing for the last time, Pitt a ...r casting a glance into the precipice. (In Hitchcock's last film, <b>The [[Family Plot]]</b>, this motif explodes in a long sequence of the car that rushes d

...t: "There must be a [[recognition]] that we are all members of one human [[family]]. We have to create new institutions. This is one of them. This is another ...]] purest precisely when our [[needs]] are excessively fulfilled (recall [[Freud]]'s case of the merry butcher's wife). Along the same lines, the possibilit

...all [[other]] [[Freudian]] myths (the myth of the primordial [[father]], [[Freud]]'s version of the [[Moses]] myth) are variations of it, although necessary ...y did [[people]] translate-metaphorize it in the guise of precisely such a family narrative which generates a tremendous libidinal involvement? In other [[wo

...jacket a button. Afterwards, he returns home a changed man, enduring his [[family]] [[nightmare]] without any traumas, capable of even a kind smile towards h ...never knew a man who had better motives for all the trouble he caused." [[Freud]] was thus right in his prescient analysis of Woodrow Wilson, the US presid

==Sigmund Freud== In [[Freud]]'s account of the '''[[Oedipus complex]]''', the [[mother]] is the first '

==Sigmund Freud== ...bliography|Two Encyclopaedia Articles]]", [[SE]], Vol. 18, p. 247.</ref> [[Freud]]'s conception of the [[Oedipus complex]] is probably one of the most popul

In <i>[[Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality]]</i>,<ref>1905d</ref> [[Freud]] examines [[perversion|sexual perversion]] and indicates the circumstances [[Freud]] continued to emphasize the visual component of the [[perversion]]s, but f

[[Sigmund Freud]] was [[born]] on May 6, 1856, in Freiberg. Freud was partly reared by a [[catholic]] nanny, Monica Zadjic.

...eived omissions. [[Max Weber]] exerted a major influence, as did [[Sigmund Freud]] (as in [[Herbert Marcuse]]'s [[Freudo-Marxism|Freudo-Marxist]] [[synthesi ...(its first book publication bore the title ''Studies of Authority and the Family''), and the realm of [[aesthetics]] and [[popular culture|mass culture]].

...At 17, their [[children]] (who until then have been subjected to strict [[family]] [[discipline]]) are set free and allowed, solicited even, to go out and [ ...s their free choice and not an option imposed on them by their husbands or family. However, the [[moment]] women wear a [[veil]] as the result of their free

...At 17, their [[children]] (who until then have been subjected to strict [[family]] [[discipline]]) are set free and allowed, solicited even, to go out and [ ...s their free choice and not an option imposed on them by their husbands or family. However, the [[moment]] women wear a [[veil]] as the result of their free

...es as a kind of retarded poor cousins who will be admitted back into the [[family]] if they can behave properly. [[Recall]] the reaction of the press to the ...mirrors the inconsistencies of Western Europe itself. Late in his life, [[Freud]] asked the famous question “Was will das Weib?” (“What does [[Woman]

...titution of rumspringa. At 17 their children, until then subject to strict family discipline, are set free. They are allowed, solicited even, to go out and e Late in his life, Freud asked the famous question " Was will das Weib? ", admitting his perplexity

by [[Freud]], and the direct impact of [[psychoanalysis]] on [[arts]] - why? It is int her) is secondary, while for Freud, it is primary, constitutive of [[subjectivity]].

...ndermined the family, and you don't have any [[right]] to even speak about family values.<br><br> ...lent examples - from Keyser Söze in The [[Usual Suspects]], who kills his family (which I'll admit, got me into lots of trouble) to a more correct example,

...t: "There must be a [[recognition]] that we are all members of one human [[family]]. We have to create new institutions. This is one of them. This is another ...]] purest precisely when our [[needs]] are excessively fulfilled (recall [[Freud]]'s case of the merry butcher's wife). Along the same lines, the possibilit

...ext (St Paul reinterprets Christ's crucifixion as his triumph; Lacan reads Freud through the [[mirror]]-[[stage]] [[Saussure]]), Lenin violently displaces M ...vie director Emir Kusturica, coming from an ethnically mixed Muslim-Serb [[family]], has chosen the Serb identity). Perhaps, the properly [[Frustrating|FRUST

...ution that emerged with the dissolution of social links grounded in direct family or traditional symbolic matrixes, i.e. when, with the onslaught of moderniz ...(And, incidentally, this three-levels dispositif is strictly homologous to Freud's three-levels dispositif of the interpretation of dreams: the real kernel

...el good again, to feel good in my place and my house with my friends and [[family]].'" Her support of the foreign (NATO) intervention is grounded in her [[wi So what should the Serb "democratic opposition" do? Let us recall [[Freud]]'s late book on [[Moses]] and [[Monotheism]]: how did he react to the [[Na

...Stephen King's novel? This is America at it's worst. Three [[people]], a [[family]], in a big hotel and still the [[space]] is too small for [[them]] and the ...[[madness]], like [[Hitchcock]]'s 'Psycho', but in Japan you get a normal family.

how we experience ourselves. Cinema is still the easiest way, like for [[Freud]] Stephen King's novel? This is America at its worst. Three people, a [[family]], in a

...that this kind of consumer society [[ideology]] illustrates nicely what [[Freud]] already knew were the paradoxes of the [[pleasure]] [[principle]]. You ha ...Hollywood, the latest in [[sexual]] [[perversion]] — the [[fantasy]] of Freud's [[Rat Man]]. You take a gerbil — not a rat but a gerbil — and a vet c

...ext (St Paul reinterprets Christ's crucifixion as his triumph; Lacan reads Freud through the [[mirror]]-[[stage]] [[Saussure]]), Lenin violently displaces M ...vie director Emir Kusturica, coming from an ethnically mixed Muslim-Serb [[family]], has chosen the Serb identity). Perhaps, the properly [[Frustrating|FRUST

...that were neglected in Marxist theory - for example, the [[Church]], the [[family]] and patriarchal [[structures]], [[technology]], as well as the [[structur ...topian view of human [[nature]] and the possibilities of social harmony. [[Freud]] saw the human [[instinct]] as [[naturally]] [[aggressive]] and destructiv

In <i>[[Civilization and Its Discontents]]</i>, [[Sigmund Freud]] defines [[civilization]] as follows: In <i>[[The Future of an Illusion]]</i> [[Freud]] provided a more extended definition of [[civilization]]:

...l-established [[meaning]] in ethnology, a [[science]] from which Sigmund [[Freud]] drew inspiration. Its definition was to some extent a [[negative]] one, i ...]]. But it is also found, and this [[time]] positively, in the [[wish]] of Freud and [[other]] [[psychoanalysts]] to get to the bottom of secrets that seem

...redible nor any longer even possible. Worse, Zizek's theory is rooted in [[Freud]] and [[Marx]], and fuses the [[thinking]] of the notoriously difficult Jac ...l, no, no, no, I never shared attention with [[others]]." As a child the [[family]] moved to the Adriatic coast to assuage his [[Father]]'s lung problems, re

...e demands of the state 'is entirely consistent with, and binds her to, her family destiny and paternal law'.<a name="51x"></a><a href="#51">⁵¹</a> ...a mere fantasy of the Nazis, but also draws attention to the importance in Freud's work of the Jewish religious, mystical and cultural tradition as infusing

...ock's <i>The Birds</i>: that if the film dramatizes certain pre-existing [[family]] tensions, these tensions could not be seen without the birds (LA, 104-6). ...icable. It is always possible to ask of any symbolic [[statement]], like [[Freud]]'s famous [[joke]] about a man telling another man he is going to Cracow w

...e origin of [[psychosis]] to an [[exclusion]] of the [[father]] from the [[family]] [[structure]], with the consequent reduction of the latter to [[mother]]- ...] of the "[[Wolf Man]]" [[case]] [[history]],<ref>{{F}} "[[Work of Sigmund Freud|From the History of an Infantile Neurosis]]," 1918b: [[SE]] XVII, 79-80</re

...the basic [[idea]] had been adumbrated much earlier, in the second part of Freud's "The Neuro-[[Psychoses]] of [[Defence]]" (1894a). ...ts as a [[repetitive]] sense of culpability and expiation. In addition, as Freud wrote in The Ego and [[the Id]] (1923b), "One may go further and venture th

...sychoanalyst]], and [[author]], who was trained in [[Vienna]] by [[Sigmund Freud]]. ...d Cecilia Roniger, were [[Jew|Jewish]]. Shortly after his [[birth]], the [[family]] moved south to a farm in Jujinetz, near [[Chernivtsi]], [[Bukovina]]. He

...ntellectually precocious boy whose penchant for study was increased by his family's Protestant emphasis on Bible study. Ricœur received his ''license'' in [ ...ble Man'' and ''The [[Symbolism]] of [[Evil]]'' published in 1960, and ''[[Freud]] and Philosophy: Essays on Interpretation'' published in 1965. These work

...1982) was the sixth and last child of [[Sigmund Freud|Sigmund]] and Martha Freud. [[Born]] in [[Vienna]], she followed the path of her [[father]] and contri anna freud

In "[[The Uncanny]]" [[Freud]] seeks to explain the [[feeling]] of uncanniness. [[Freud]] attibutes the feeling to a [[repressed]] [[infantile]] [[complex]] that h

...al relationships, and scorn for upward [[social]] mobility, social status, family pride, the Christian religion, and patriotism" (CC, p. 194). ...sexual relationships, and scorn for upward social mobility, social status, family pride, the Christian religion, and patriotism" (<a href="#fn2" name="cfn2">

...lent examples-from Keyser Söze in The [[Usual Suspects]], who kills his [[family]] (which, I admit it, got me into lots of trouble) to a more correct exampl ...if you look at the very core of [[psychoanalytic]] theory, of which even [[Freud]] was not aware, its properly read death [[drive]]-this idea of beyond the

...her]] will lead us to [[another]] question today, one that will show you [[Freud]] situating himself directly at the center of our [[true]] [[experience]]. </p></dd><dd>Freud confronts this commandment directly. And if you take the time to read <i>[[

...dentifying]] herself with, if it isn't that inanimate condition in which [[Freud]] taught us to recognize the form in which the death [[instinct]] is manife ...re of the Other, but one that chooses to [[identify]] with one side of her family [[history]], the desire which it has occluded behind its <p>

...vents the EC what science owes with the hysterical structure, the novel of Freud, they are his loves with the truth. ...ne likes it to believe, or that that revolts, it is the same price for the family tree from where the unconscious one remains.

| bgcolor="#ffffff" width="" | ''[[Du 'Trieb' de Freud et du désir du psychanalyste]]'' || [[On Freud's Trieb & the Psychoanalytic Desire]]

...llment of a [[desire]] or [[need]] that is felt to be essential. Sigmund [[Freud]] (1927c) considered deprivation the result of the [[frustration]] of a [[d ...ons, hospitals, or foster homes (Winnicott, 1984), and in the context of [[family]] [[life]]. This has led to observation of depression and borderline and an

...ss" in terms of its impious and anti-[[social]] [[character]] (1950a). A [[family]] primordially promiscuous would be [[forced]] to give up incestuous [[beha ...ut forth in [[Three]] Essays on the Theory of [[Sexuality]] (1905d) and in Freud's [[discussion]] of the [[case]] of "Little [[Hans]]" (1909b), among [[othe

[[Freud]] articulated this [[concept]] (1905d) based on his [[clinical]] observatio ...the perspective of [[future]] [[neurosis]] or normalcy, highlighting what Freud later called "the two-[[phase]] start" of [[human]] sexual development. In

...] ones ("Later you will [[enjoy]], like me, a [[woman]] from [[another]] [[family]]"). Once introjected, this becomes the origin of the [[superego]] and ego Freud quickly recognized that the actual [[presence]] of a father is not the best

...ility" is essential to the [[formation]] of the [[unconscious]] (Sigmund [[Freud]]'s "Letter 52" to Wilhelm [[Fliess]]). "The unconscious can only be expres * Freud, Sigmund. (1950a [1896]). Letter 52. Stratification of memory traces. SE, 1

...c]] perspective, the heroic myth has its roots in the [[fantasy]] of the [[family]] romance. It expresses and sustains the [[identification]] of the ego with [[Category:Sigmund Freud]]

...New Introductory Lectures on [[Psycho]]-[[Analysis]]</i> (1933), Sigmund [[Freud]] explicitly referred to Marxism. He did not dispute the fundamental validi ...ng [[Character]] Structure</i> (1936/1962) denounced the [[role]] of the [[family]] as "<i>a factory for authoritarian [[ideologies]]</i> and [[conservative]

...with the case of "Katharina," in the Studies on [[Hysteria]] (1895d), and Freud evoked it yet again in The [[Interpretation]] of [[Dreams]], with the [[fan Freud persistently strove to decide whether the [[primal scene]] was a fantasy or

...hesis in [[Primal]] Law (1903). He referred to the horde as a "cyclopean [[family]]." Andrew Lang, in The [[Secret]] of the Totem (1905), also acknowledged D It was Freud, in [[Totem and Taboo]], who provided greater insight and scope for Darwin'

...given to [[another]] person on the [[model]] of a needy [[infant]]. For [[Freud]] ever since the [[Project]] for a [[Scientific]] [[Psychology]] (1950c [18 Freud isolated an essential component in these dualities: the care associated wit

...ristocrat from Odessa, who was best known for being a patient of [[Sigmund Freud]], who gave him the pseudonym of [[Wolf Man]] (''der Wolfsmann'') to protec The Pankejeff family (note: this is Freud's German transliteration from the Russian; in English it would today be tra

...ook ''"[[Studies on Hysteria]]"'', written in collaboration with [[Sigmund Freud]]. Her sister, [[Marie Pappenheim]], as a medical student, wrote the libret ...ginning of [[psychoanalysis]], which would be later heavily developed by [[Freud]].

...d and confidant, [[Wilhelm Fliess]]. She came from a prominent socialist [[family]] and was [[active]] in the [[Vienna|Viennese]] [[women's movement]]. ...es of patients he diagnosed with the disorder, including Eckstein and even Freud himself.

..."[[feminine]] [[Oedipus]] attitude" in young girls. According to Sigmund [[Freud]], the [[girl]] is originally attached to the mother as well; however, when ...cial]] [[system]], such as those descended from patriarchal cultures and [[family]] systems. In later [[life]], so the [[theory]] goes, the girl will grow in

[[Image:Family Ouagadougou.jpg|thumb|A family of [[Ouagadougou]], [[Burkina Faso]] in [[1997]]]] #Microsystem: Immediate environments ([[family]], [[school]], [[peer group]], [[neighborhood]], and [[childcare]] environm

...irl who joined the Russians to take revenge on the Germans for killing her family -- we thus get the production of a couple, the second key ingredient of the ...the opposite one: in Hannibal, we are served a direct realization of what Freud called the "fundamental fantasy": the subject's innermost scene of desire w

...g and Nothingness</i> (1943). In this [[text]] he suggested that Sigmund [[Freud]]'s work (which he characterizes as "empirical"), in his estimation, repres ...also radical differences. Most decisive, according to Sartre, is that for Freud the [[libido]] is an irreducible psychobiological given. By contrast, Sartr

...], [[England]], to a prosperous middle-[[class]] [[Methodism|Methodist]] [[family]]; the son of Sir Frederick (a merchant) and Elizabeth Martha (Woods) Winni ...ttling those of [[Melanie Klein]] for the [[right]] to be called [[Sigmund Freud]]'s [[true]] [[intellectual]] heirs. By the end of [[World]] War Two, a co

Born into a [[Jewish]] [[family]], Loewenstein attended secondary [[school]] in Zurich, then pursued studie ...la [[psychanalyse]], financed by Bonaparte, through whom he met Sigmund [[Freud]] several [[times]]. He became a naturalized French [[citizen]] in 1930 and

...heoretical]] mistakes and instances of [[clinical]] fraud perpetrated by [[Freud]] and his followers. In this way, at least, the profound [[solidarity]] of ...inant [[role]] of the [[unconscious]] in [[psyche|psychic]] [[process]]es, Freud showed that the [[ego]] is not [[master]] even in its own house. Today, [[

...eud]] and Wilhelm [[Fliess]] at the end of the 1890s and continued through Freud's student Felix Gattel. Between 1907 and 1910 psychiatrists who formed part ...Carl Gustav [[Jung]] and Eugen Bleuler. Abraham was in close contact with Freud since 1908 and was [[responsible]] for the first meeting of the Berliner Ps

...s well as mankind's historical and prehistorical [[development]]. During [[Freud]]'s lifetime, the term acquired new connotations through the expansion of a ...as not part of Freud's [[vocabulary]] any more than "[[sociology]]," which Freud integrated (<i>Sozial-</i>, <i>oder Massenpsychologie</i>) with [[psychoana

...). After [[working]] for four months on <i>Totem and Taboo</i> (1912-13a), Freud announced his intentions as follows: "The assumption underlying these trial ...'s observation of a [[child]] who [[identified]] with a cock (1913), which Freud associated with an "[[infantile]] [[return]] of totemism." He went on to de

...his procedure of analyzing [[dreams]] is a dream about [[responsibility]] (Freud's own responsibility for the failure of his treatment of Irma) - this fact ...vited me for dinner.' - 'Who else was at the table?' 'Just his family. His family and relatives.' - 'And what did you discuss?' 'Mostly music.' - 'Not politi

...neurosis|neurotics]], the classic [[case]] [[history]] [[being]] that of [[Freud]]'s '[[Wolf Man]]' [[patient]].<ref>1918</ref> ...servations and suppositions is a question that is not really resolved by [[Freud]].

...ld arise from the relation between the idea and the leader."<ref>[[Sigmund Freud]], <i>Group [[Psychology]] and the Analysis of the Ego</i>, SE, Vol. XVIII, ...both the "strict [[father]]" and the "nurturing parents" [[model]] are <i>family</i> models, as if it is [[impossible]] to detach politics from its familial

...al relationships, and scorn for upward [[social]] mobility, social status, family pride, the Christian religion, and patriotism" (CC, p. 194). ...sexual relationships, and scorn for upward social mobility, social status, family pride, the Christian religion, and patriotism" (CC, p. 194). Although he ca

[[Family]] [[Family romance]]

...n "Les [[complexes]] familiaux dans la [[formation]] de l'[[individu]]" ([[Family]] complexes in the formation of the [[individual]]; 1938), Jacques [[Lacan] ...archaic and [[stable]] [[feelings]] uniting the individual with his or her family: It thus constitutes the basis of familial and [[social]] life.

...lationships, by [[family]] experiences of [[death]] and [[mourning]]. In [[Freud]]'s account, the [[woman]]'s "wish to possess a [[penis]] is normally trans * Freud, Sigmund. (1933a [1932]). New introductory lectures on psycho-analysis. SE,

...892, and then in the Studies on [[Hysteria]] with Josef [[Breuer]] (1895), Freud evokes a working out through [[association]] that has not been able to take ...e from Neurasthenia under the Description '[[Anxiety]] Neurosis' " (1895), Freud invokes the [[absence]] of a psychical working over of [[sexual]] tension a

...sight into the mechanism of this phenomenon, which was entrenched in the [[family]] and [[community]] [[life]] in which he was deeply involved, came in the l ...] of emotional tone, it does not eliminate the painful [[representation]]. Freud explained this as the result of a new [[topographical]] arrangement: the hu

...s well as mankind's historical and prehistorical [[development]]. During [[Freud]]'s lifetime, the term acquired new connotations through the expansion of a ...as not part of Freud's [[vocabulary]] any more than "[[sociology]]," which Freud integrated (Sozial-, oder Massenpsychologie) with [[psychoanalysis]]. His a

...ness was [[thought]] to result from deterioration or disease of the brain. Freud changed all of this by explicitly rejecting the purely [[organic]] or [[phy ...loped and repeatedly revised his [[theory]] of [[psychoanalysis]]. Most of Freud's theory was developed from contact he had with [[patients]] seen in his pr

...ft]] their impression on Freud in his first years of [[life]]. In 1860 the family settled in [[Vienna]] where Sigmund, as he came to call himself, received a ...alry]]. Tragically, Julius died less than a year later, on April 15, 1858. Freud later admitted that his [[childhood]] wish to be rid of his brother caused

[[Freud]]'s [[psychoanalytic]] [[system]] evolved over nearly 60 years of professio ...It includes all the things that are not easily available to [[awareness]]. Freud suggested that the [[unconscious mind]] [[acts]] like a repository for thos

...the only method of explaining the [[human]] [[personality]]. Even during [[Freud]]'s lifetime, alternatives were offered by a [[number]] of [[other]] theori Freud's early disciples

...essary for objectivity; others claim it is evidence of his lack of warmth. Freud admitted to having less interest in treating patients and more passion for ...ud attempted them. Many others use modified versions that faintly resemble Freud's original work. The fact remains, however, that the discipline of psycholo

...nd Mer1eau-Ponty were concerned to refute the bio10gism and scientism of [[Freud]]'s work, and both turned to the same sources as Lacan in [[order]] to supp ...licated by the law of exchange, the obligation to take a wife from another family in order that the relationships of alliance may be established. In short, t

...113, 114, 199, 226, 262, 270, 283, 295, 308, 326; see also [[Dream(s), in Freud Code(s), 86, 128, 201-203, 226, 239, distortion in, 16, 166, 177, 187,325 in Freud, of botanical monograph, 14, 16, 17; of butcher's wife, 279, 322, 323; of d

...e field of [[psychoanalysis]] at the beginning of the twentieth century, [[Freud]]'s disclosure of the [[unconscious]] demonstrated that much of our [[psych ...up by Marx, the German philosopher Friedrich [[Nietzsche]] (1844-1900) and Freud. It is because Žižek reads Schelling as a vanishing mediator that he does

...ihura, a musician, [[mystic]], and cultured [[woman]] from an old Basque [[family]]. Delay obtained his baccalaureate degree when he was only fourteen and a ...ysis]]. Delay retained a nuanced, nondoctrinaire attitude toward Sigmund [[Freud]]'s work. During the Occupation, the [[psychoanalysts]] John Leuba, Georges

...[[London]] on February 11, 1958. The product of a middle-[[class]] Welsh [[family]], Jones was educated at Swansea Grammar [[School]] and [[University]] Coll In 1906, with his friend Lewis Trotter, he discovered [[Freud]]'s writings, and this stimulated his interest in the [[German]] [[language

...in fantastic stories. There then occurs a [[particular]] [[affect]] that [[Freud]] described as the '[[uncanny]]."'</p> ...es.</li><li>——. (1987). Unconscious identification [[fantasies]] and [[family]] [[prehistory]]. <i>International Journal of Psychoanalysis</i>, <i>68</i>

...] ones ("Later you will [[enjoy]], like me, a [[woman]] from [[another]] [[family]]"). Once introjected, this becomes the origin of the [[superego]] and ego Freud quickly recognized that the actual [[presence]] of a father is not the best

..., as well as his [[ambivalence]] toward his own [[dead]] father, Sigmund [[Freud]] fathered [[psychoanalysis]] when he published <i>The [[Interpretation]] o ...er's omnipotence are at the origin of the social contract and the law. For Freud fatherhood also occupies a central [[place]] in the subject's [[genital]] o

...nesis of a [[Case]] of [[Homosexuality]] in a [[Woman]]" (1920), Sigmund [[Freud]] stated that if direct observation were sufficient to provide us with info ...nt, working in a nonverbal mode. Winnicott proposed his own [[reading]] of Freud's "game of <i>Fort!/Da!</i>" and helped us to see what distinguishes his [[

Beginning in the spring of that year, however, [[Freud]] was occupied with [[writing]] a follow-up to the volume that, of all his In his preface, Freud explained that [[illness]] prevented him from teaching courses as he had do

.... In this respect, sociopsychoanalysis continues in the [[tradition]] of [[Freud]]'s sociological and anthropological efforts. ...and Taboo</i> (1912-1913a) to <i>[[Moses]] and [[Monotheism]]</i> (1939a), Freud [[analyzed]] the events that presided over the foundation and modification

...f was aware of the problem early in his career. In a 1926 article (1926e), Freud argued against the [[idea]] of restricting analytic practice to medical doc ...fy areas where differences, divisions, and revision occur. A century after Freud's discovery, an analyst's metapsychological grounding must involve some his

In the [[German]] [[language]], and thus in Sigmund [[Freud]]'s writings, it is not possible to distinguish that which is motivated by The issue of modesty comes up several [[times]] in Freud's [[work]], as distinct from the issue of shame. First, it appears as an as

...[Neurotic Mechanisms in Jealousy, Paranoia and Homosexuality]]", [[Sigmund Freud]] posited an analogy between this [[mechanism]] and the [[process]] that is [[Freud]] thus attributed the decline of [[rivalry]] to [[repression]], which resul

...wo bonds form the basis for the broader unity that is constituted by the [[family]], just as friendship is the foundation for the creation of [[social]] ties ...[good]] example. Using the examples of [[Plato]] and St. [[Paul]] (1921c), Freud emphasized that the libido corresponds to love [[understood]] in a wide sen

...needed hard-nosed [[scientist]]. Although the term [[complex]] was used by Freud and Josef [[Breuer]] earlier, it was with Jung's [[meaning]] that it finall ...amilies and found that there were psychological subgroupings in the same [[family]]. At the time, however, Jung possessed neither the [[theoretical]] [[under

...in <i>[[Primal]] Law</i> (1903). He referred to the horde as a "cyclopean family." Andrew Lang, in <i>The [[Secret]] of the Totem</i> (1905), also acknowled It was Freud, in <i>Totem and Taboo</i>, who provided greater insight and scope for Darw

...haracter]] in that they transcend [[individual]] variations and which in [[Freud]]'s hypothesis are part of a phylogenetic inheritance. ...(1915f), the [[notion]] of primal fantasies was essentially bound up with Freud's reflections on the primal [[scene]], as developed in connection with the

...terpret]] human [[behavior]]. Many of the phylogenetic points of view that Freud promulgated after <i>[[Totem]] and [[Taboo]]</i> (1912-13a) had been adopte ...ing the problem of repression can be distinguished, in the course of which Freud perfected complementary theories, one [[psychological]] and the [[other]] o

...(1894a). In 1900, in <i>The [[Interpretation]] of [[Dreams]]</i> (1900a), Freud [[interpreted]] dreams of [[exhibitionism]] as a [[desire]] to "keep a secr ...lysis]] and the Establishment of Facts in [[Legal]] Proceedings," (1906c), Freud distinguished the criminal's [[conscious]] secret from the [[unconscious]]

This term is a derivative of transgenerational, a term that came out of [[family]] systems [[therapy]] (Boszormenyi-Nagy, Ivan, 1973); it appeared in [[Fran By way of a precursor to this notion, let us [[recall]] Sigmund [[Freud]]'s [[statement]], in "New Introductory Lectures on [[Psycho]]-[[Analysis]]

...h notions as <i>cultural heritage</i> and <i>phylogenetic inheritance</i>. Freud believed that the (since abandoned) [[biological]] precept, according to wh Freud addressed the topic for the first [[time]] in <i>[[Totem]] and [[Taboo]]</i

...Jentsch, Friedrich von Schiller, Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann) and yet, Freud does not reference the [[psychoanalytic]] [[literature]] on related topics, ...h]] all fail to recapitulate the principal reference to the familiar, or [[family]] (heim, or home), which defines and limits the [[notion]] of the uncanny.

...based on phylogenetic traces. The [[primitive]] phases of the [[human]] [[family]] thus survive in each individual [[subject]] and are rediscovered by the [ ...he transmission of traces). With his [[notion]] of "primal [[fantasies]]," Freud provided some elements of the contents of these traces, but their [[structu

[[Freud]]'s paper on [[family]] romance has been used to formulate a typological study of the novel, whil All are grounded or based upon Freud's descriptions of the workings of the unconscious and they usually [[claim]

...ook ''"[[Studies on Hysteria]]"'', written in collaboration with [[Sigmund Freud]]. Her sister, [[Marie Pappenheim]], as a medical student, wrote the libret ...ginning of [[psychoanalysis]], which would be later heavily developed by [[Freud]].

...cepted news. The so-called irrationalism which has been used to define [[Freud]]! When it is exactly the contrary: not only did he rationalize all that h ...] of [[psychic]] [[life]], that is called "unconscious" or something else? Freud is Christopher Columbus!

...her]] will lead us to [[another]] question today, one that will show you [[Freud]] situating himself directly at the center of our [[true]] [[experience]]. </p></dd><dd>Freud confronts this commandment directly. And if you take the time to read <i>[[

In [[Freud]]'s account of the [[Oedipus complex]], the [[mother]] is the first [[love] FAMILY COMPLEX - WEANING COMPLEX

...[[structural]] [[linguistics]] and [[semiotics]]. In his "[[return]] to [[Freud]]," Lacan attempted to find rigorously psychoanalytic explanations for the ...takes a similarly historical approach in reevaluating the ideas of sigmund freud and Lacan by tracing the cultural influences on psychoanalytic thought. Alt

...his psychobiographical essay "Dostoevsky and Parricide" (1928), several of Freud’s contemporaries as well as later writers produced studies of literary fi ...hoanalytic establishment. He was the author of the first full biography of Freud (1957), the standard account until later biographies were produced by Ronal

...n London until his [[death]]. This volume also contains an [[overview]] of Freud's work, its [[links]] to various [[other]] [[natural]] and [[social]] [[sci ...in America and England. Furthermore, not all the documentation concerning Freud's life and work was available at that [[time]].

...ied by [[demands]] for [[money]]. One Tuesday evening, on March 22, [[Anna Freud]] was held "bei Gestapo" for questioning, which sealed her [[father]]'s dec ...[[reason]] for any complaint.' When the [[Nazi]] officer brought it along Freud had of course no compunction in signing it, but he asked if he might be all

...emands]], out of fear of losing its affection and protection. According to Freud, there is a link between the sense of guilt and the [[Oedipus]] [[complex]] Melanie [[Klein]] ([[1948]]), like Freud, also saw a direct [[relationship]] between the sense of guilt and fundamen

...scientific]] [[materialism]] and [[positivism]]. The first contacts with [[Freud]]'s writings were through articles by Frederick W.H. Myers on [[hysteria]] ...me the [[analysts]] [[James]] and Alix Strachey (the future translators of Freud); the younger brother of Virginia Woolf, Adrian Stephen: and his wife Karen

...he businessman and manufacturer Jakob Krauss and his wife Ernestine. The [[family]] moved to Vienna in 1877. Kraus became interested in the theater while sti ...took part in the accusation of plagiarism launched by Wilhelm [[Fliess]]. Freud, who thought he saw an ally in Kraus, tried to meet him. The tone changed i

...ential psychoanalysis]] differs from the [psychoanalysis]] elaborated by [[Freud]] in a [[number]] of important respects. Other aspects of [[Freud]]'s [[metapsychology]] are criticized for their abstraction.

...necessarily locate the subject of the [[unconscious]] if we are to take [[Freud]]'s discovery seriously. As is known, it is in the realm of [[experience]] ...ate for you today the [[truth]] which may be drawn from that [[moment]] in Freud's [[thought]] under study-namely, that it is the symbolic [[order]] which i

...ords]], in which he alluded to the [[dissolution]], talked [[about]] "my [[family]]" and announced the creation of "my [[Freudian]] [[cause]]." The importanc ...e crois bienvenu de vous dire quelques mots du débat que je soutiens avec Freud, et pas d’aujourd’hui.

...osperous, bourgeois [[parents]], [[Alfred Lacan]] and [[Emilie Baudry]], a family of solid [[Catholic]] [[tradition]]. ...lie Baudry (1876–[[1948]]) (a middle-[[class]] Roman-Catholic family) (a family of solid Catholic tradition). -->

...d'analyse d'une fonction en psychologie]]''. Paris: Navarin, 1984 [''[[The Family Complexes]]''. Trans. Carolyn Asp. "Critical [[Texts]]." Vol. 5, Num. 3. 19 ...ic's Individual Myth]]." Trans. Martha Evans. Ed. L. Spurling. ''Sigmund [[Freud]]: Critical Assessments, vol. II, The [[Theory]] and [[Practice]] of Psycho

[http://freud-lacan.com/ Association Lacanienne Internationale (A.L.I.)] -- Association f ...een meeting since 1990 as an open seminar devoted to the [[discussion]] of Freud’s and Lacan’s main [[ideas]] and their application to broader clinical,

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...he original text of this paper is lost, but the brilliant article on the [[family]] which [[Lacan]] contributed to the ''[[Encyclopédie Française]]'' in [[ ...But his paper was interruted by the chairman of the session, Ernest Jones, Freud's biographer. -->

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...to a killing beast who, with an evil grin, goes on to slaughter his entire family. In a properly dialectical paradox, what Levinas, with all his celebration

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...hat [[Heidegger]] called "earth." This compels us to give a new twist to [[Freud]]'s title ''Unbehagen in der Kultur'' - discontent, uneasiness, in [[cultur ...guise of refugees, terror victims, survivors of natural catastrophes, of [[family]] violence...? The feature that runs through all these figures is that the

...owest level of its functioning, directly immersed in its environs. (What [[Freud]] called the "[[oceanic feeling]]," the source of [[religious]] experience, ...tract moments of legality and morality to the concrete Whole of Customs ([[family]], civil [[society]], state). The interesting point here is not only the pa

...real core of the fantasy that transcends imaging. <ref>Richard Boothby, <i>Freud as Philosopher</i>, New York: Routledge 2001, p. 275-276.</ref></blockquote ...democratization of Pension Funds, Roberto Unger's proposal to pass from a family to a social inheritance system, Toni Negri's proposal of a minimum citizens

...el good again, to feel good in my place and my house with my friends and [[family]].'" Her support of the foreign (NATO) intervention is grounded in her [[wi So what should the Serb "democratic opposition" do? Let us recall [[Freud]]'s late book on [[Moses]] and [[Monotheism]]: how did he react to the [[Na

...') is the oldest psychoanalytical organisation in [[France]]. Founded with Freud’s [[endorsement]] in 1926, the S.P.P. is a component member of the [[Inte ...tional impact. It wasn’t until 1920, with the arrival in Paris of one of Freud’s students, [[Eugénie Sokolnicka]], that psychoanalysis began to influen

[[Image:darwin-marx-freud.jpg|400|right]] ...fy Marx's communist hypothesis, and even if the psychoanalytic cure places Freud on the ever-shifting borders of psychiatry.

...ng who asserts a non-sexual general libido, there is no general libido for Freud and Lacan); and insofar as Lacan's formula of the impossibility/void/antago ...acter," the elementary contours of our ethical identity. And the link with Freud's notion of an ''unconscious'' decision is clear here: this absolute beginn

...sy elaborated by Schreber, the German judge whose memoirs were analyzed by Freud: the "wired universe" is psychotic insofar as it seems to materialize Schre ...west level of its functioning, directly immersed in its environment. (What Freud called "oceanic feeling," the source of religious experience, is thus for H

..., Spirit, reconciliation, history. On the basis of the examples from Marx, Freud, structuralism, Lévi-Strauss, Althusser, Lacan, Adorno, the text defends H ...insofar as they are not adequately self-conscious or "for themselves": for Freud (at least in the early phase of his work), a symptom disappears after the s

...jpg|400|right]]<br /> Of all the couples in the history of modern thought (Freud and Lacan, Marx and Lenin…), Kant and Sade is perhaps the most problemati ...urprising about it is how closely it follows the preordained contours of a family myth, the same as with the story of Kaspar Hauser, in which individual acci

...individual who wears it. It involves the by now familiar structure of what Freud called "fetishistic disavowal": "I know very well that things are the way I ...the world." Is this not literally the formula of Stalinist argumentation? Freud also emphasizes that the unconscious in dreams can only quote―dreams are

...appearance of capitalism? In response, one can argue that neither Marx nor Freud are really able to think antagonism: ultimately, they both reduce it to a f ...ts his only Son and thus forms what is arguably the ultimate single-parent family.

.... According to this view, revolution is expressed in the surpassing of the family as a mediator of patriarchal authority and in the re-affirmation of Narciss ...etc.) and, particularly, pathologically accentuated narcissism (since even Freud described neurosis as a narcissistic disorder, his case of "President Schre

– Jacques Lacan, ''Séminaire II: Le moi dans la théorie de Freud et ''''dans la technique de la psychanalyse[#bookmark41 1]'' ...ecompense us for the loss of the immediate, pre-symbolic real. However, as Freud himself asserted in his analysis of Daniel Paul Schreber's paranoia, the ma

...xist surplus value, and the paradox of the superego, long ago perceived by Freud. The more profit you have, the more you want, the more you drink Coke, the ...e memory syndrome, imagining some brutal raping father, it is not that, as Freud thought, the we have first in some mystical past the rapist father who poss