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• Instincts and Their Vicissitudes
  ...a [[Metapsychology]].' . . . The [[intention]] of the series is to clarify and carry deeper the [[theoretical]] assumptions on which a [[psycho]]-[[analyt The previous year, 1914, Freud's introduction of [[narcissism]] and of the ego as a libidinally cathected [[agency]] altered the dynamics of...
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• Object
  ...e between persons and inanimate things: individuals, parts of the [[body]] and the [[satisfaction]] of [[need]]s can all be [[object]]s. ...t]]-[[choice]] is determined by the [[individual]]'s [[life]]-[[history]], and primarily by experiences in [[childhood]].
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• Seminar XI
  ...usly interrogate the nature and possibility of psychoanalytic training – and, at the same time, address the non-analyst by raising the following questio === Analysis, Science and Religion ===
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• Violence
  ...of the well-known [[joke]] [[about]] the idiot who loses a key in the dark and looks for it beneath the light. When asked why, he says: 'I [[know]] I lost ...— violence never stops violence, give peace a [[chance]] — is abstract and doesn't [[work]] here. First, because this is not a [[universal]] rule. I a
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• The Stellar Parallax: The Traps of Ontological Difference
  ...on the passive object): the subject is defined by a fundamental passivity, and it is the object from which movement comes, i.e., which does the tickling. ...ive short-circuit, this necessary REDOUBLING of myself as standing outside AND inside my picture, that bears witness to my "material existence." Materiali
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• Ambivalence
  ...the '[[Rat Man]]' [[case]], [[Freud]] speaks of a battle between [[love]] and [[hate]]. ...ipus complex]], which means that the [[child]] can simultaneously [[love]] and [[hate]] its [[parents]].
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• Voyeurism
  ...]</i>,<ref>1905d</ref> [[Freud]] examines [[perversion|sexual perversion]] and indicates the circumstances under which "the [[pleasure]] of [[look]]ing [[ ...[look]]ing, which involved the voyeur-[[exhibitionism|exhibitionist]] pair and the [[reversal]] of [[activity]] into [[passivity]] in connection with a pr
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• Exhibitionism
  ...n of the average, everyday [[individual]], although sometimes this occurs, and can be threatening to those exposed, as in indecent exposure. ...instincts]] which [[manifest]] themselves most often as pairs of opposites and each of which is linked to a [[particular]] [[erotogenic]] zone. In this co
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• Uncanny
  The [[sense]] of uncanniness arises from that which is both fearful and frightening. ...sm]], not least in that it moves away from the [[analysis]] of [[author]]s and introduces a thematic [[reading]] of works of [[literature]] that provoke a
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• Death Instinct
  ...tside]] [[world]] through the musculature in the drive for [[destruction]] and [[mastery]] or the will to [[power]]: this is sadism proper; the part that ...death instincts and the sexual or life instincts would then cease to hold and the [[compulsion]] to [[repeat]] would no longer possess the importance we
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• Cruelty
  ...0), which, through Freud in the [[transference]], were directed at Herr K. and through him at her [[father]]. This [[text]], written in 1901, contains an ...cruelty and the [[sexual instinct]]" (p. 159). Along with [[scopophilia]] and [[exhibitionism]], cruelty is classified as a [[partial]] or component [[dr
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• Introjection
  ...enote the opposite of [[projection]].<ref>Ferenczi, Sándor. "Introjection and [[Transference]]," 1909, in ''Sex in [[Psychoanalysis]]'', New York: Basic ...e of [[pleasure]].<ref>{{F}} "[[Works of Sigmund Freud|Instincts and their Vicissitudes]]," 1915c. [[SE]] XIV, 111.</ref>
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• Libidinal Development
  ...ent [[phase]], and the resulting [[genital]] organization of the [[adult]] and [[choice]] of [[object]]. ...] in psychoanalysis, such as the [[notion]] of [[dreams]] having a meaning and the [[existence]] of an [[unconscious]] psychic [[life]].
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• Mastery
  ...]: [[order]], [[economy]], and obstinacy. All three are marked by mastery, and they result from the [[sublimation]] of anal erotism. ...[[chain]], the importance of phenomena of mastery in gifts, indebtedness, and exchanges.
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• Subject of the Unconscious
  ...]] "vicissitude," where the [[drives]] turn back on the subject's [[body]] and where the mode of [[satisfaction]] is reversed from [[active]] to [[passive
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• Subject of the Drive
  ...phasize that the four components of the drive—pressure, [[object]], aim, and source—are not [[natural]] phenomena: the [[drive]] is a montage. ...[satisfied]] by food" (p. 167). The drive begins at an [[erogenous zone]], and then makes a circuit around the object [[cause]] of [[desire]], the [[objec
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• Turning Around Upon the Subject's Own Self
  ...[clinical]] models to [[understand]] its effects: [[sadism]]-[[masochism]] and [[voyeurism]]-[[exhibitionism]]. ...]], in this [[inversion]] of roles between the person who exercises sadism and the person subjected to it.
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• Instincts and Their Vicissitudes
  ...a [[Metapsychology]].' . . . The [[intention]] of the series is to clarify and carry deeper the [[theoretical]] assumptions on which a [[psycho]]-[[analyt The previous year, 1914, Freud's introduction of [[narcissism]] and of the ego as a libidinally cathected [[agency]] altered the dynamics of...
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• Defense mechanism
  * When [[The Id|the id]] impulses conflict with [[superego]] values and beliefs; ...live, to thrive and to grow. The aggression drive is our drive for safety and protection of our lives. Those two impulse [[drives]] are the motivating fa
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• Activity
  ...ployed the terms within the framework of the [[theory]] of psychosexuality and, more specifically, with respect to the [[drives]], creating paired opposit ...ty in his theory of [[seduction]], which he based on [[clinical]] findings and [[individual]] histories of [[neuroses]]. [[Hysteria]], he wrote at the [[t
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• Hatred
  ...ed is a violent feeling that impels the subject to wish another person ill and to take pleasure in bad things that happen to that person. ...in the ego's [[self]]-preservation instincts rather than in the [[sexual]] instincts (although later on hatred can [[bind]] with the latter to become "[[sadism]
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• Outline
  ...ed by four major [[categories]]: [[Concepts]]/Notions, Biographies, Works, and [[History]]. [[All categories]] are subcategorized, with the exception of B [[Projection]] and "[[participation]] mystique"
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• Working Over
  ...anguage]], leading to their evolution, through the successive translations and networks of [[symbolic]] [[associations]] put into operation by [[fantasies ...] and the [[appearance]] of [[hysterical]] [[symptoms]]. As early as 1892, and then in the Studies on [[Hysteria]] with Josef [[Breuer]] (1895), Freud evo
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• Instinct of Violence
  ...of [[self]]-preservation in Sigmund [[Freud]]'s first [[theory]] of the [[instincts]]. ...umans]] and animals. This instinct's [[goal]] is above all to protect life and the [[narcissistic]] integrity of the [[subject]]. This holds regardless of
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• Unpleasure
  ...[[fear]], [[anxiety]], [[shame]], [[physical]] pain—are enumerated and their contribution to the [[formation]] of hysterical [[symptoms]] is explained: ...ruth—must be sacrificed" (p. 237), he writes in "[[Analysis]] Terminable and Interminable" (1937c). Unpleasure is a broader [[category]] than anxiety, a
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• New Introductory Lectures on Psycho-Analysis
  .... Measures were taken, including an appeal to [[psychoanalytic]] societies and the creation of an international management committee, at the Twelfth Inter ...ductory Lectures on [[Psychoanalysis]],</i> completed at the end of August and released on December 6, 1932, despite the 1933 copyright date.
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• Subject of the drive
  ...phasize that the four components of the drive—pressure, [[object]], aim, and source—are not [[natural]] phenomena: the drive is a montage. ...[satisfied]] by food" (p. 167). The drive begins at an [[erogenous zone]], and then makes a circuit around the object [[cause]] of [[desire]], the object
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• Reversal Into the Opposite
  ...he fate of the instincts, notably in the transformation of love into hate, and was more clearly described in Freud's discussion of the notion of turning a ...burden is translated in the dream by the action of carrying a light woman, and so on.
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• Turning around
  Turning around is a [[process]] that affects the vicissitudes of the [[instinct]] in [[terms]] of its [[affective]] expression (for examp ...nstincts: [[repression]], [[sublimation]], [[reversal]] into the opposite, and turning around upon the [[subject]]'s own self.
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• Partial drive
  ...of [a drive] is a [[process]] of [[excitation]] occurring in an [[organ]] and the immediate aim of the [drive] lies in the removal of this [[organic]] st ...ween September 21 and November 14, 1897. The [[anal]] and [[oral]] regions and "perhaps the [[whole]] surface of the [[body]] as well" are sexual zones th
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• Turning around upon the subject's own self
  ...des" (1915c), where it is discussed as one of the four vicissitudes of the instincts: [[repression]], [[sublimation]], [[reversal]] into the opposite, or "turni ...[clinical]] models to [[understand]] its effects: [[sadism]]-[[masochism]] and [[voyeurism]]-[[exhibitionism]].
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• The Uncanny
  ...es (Ernst Jentsch, Friedrich von Schiller, Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann) and yet, Freud does not reference the [[psychoanalytic]] [[literature]] on rela ...al reference to the familiar, or [[family]] (heim, or home), which defines and limits the [[notion]] of the uncanny.
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• Excitation
  ...; it is used notably in [[physics]] and [[physiology]]. Sigmund [[Freud]], and [[other]] [[psychoanalysts]] after him, expanded this term for use in [[met ...logical [[topography]], appears as the locus of reception, transformation, and capacity for adequate discharge of excitation. Even before his [[analytic]]
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• Ego Autonomy
  ...ined to develop autonomously, independently of the [[instincts]] and their vicissitudes. ...t the ego grows out of [[The Id|the id]] with the hypothesis that both ego and id are derived from a common undifferentiated medium.
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• Nirvana
  ...easure]]/unpleasure [[principle]]. The [[concept]] has a long [[history]], and contributed to Freud's [[understanding]] of the [[infantile]] [[wish]]-fulf ...—for example in a [[letter]] to Josef [[Breuer]] (June 29, [1892] 1960a) and in various sections of Part One of the [[Project]] for a [[Scientific]] [[P
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• Dark Continent
  ...complementary object, the prime example of which is the encounter of mouth and [[breast]]. ...ay that is both quantitative and qualitative, as reflected in the strength and the emotional [[form]] of the object-[[cathexis]].
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• Cathartic Method
  ...]] the [[traumatic]] [[event]] at the root of a [[particular]] [[symptom]] and thereby eliminate the associated pathogenic [[memory]] through "[[catharsis .... After the [[death]] of her [[father]], such stories evoked diurnal fears and [[hallucinations]]. The cathartic effect, linked to the emotional [[state]]
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• Censorship Today: Violence, or Ecology as a New Opium for the Masses
  ...ht "the American [[empire]]," any ally is [[good]] if it is anti-American, and so the unbridled Chinese "[[Communist]]" capitalism, violent Islamic anti-m ...e, shouting debate over whether to sink the ship. Two of [[them]] said yes and the [[other]] said no. "A guy named Arkhipov saved the [[world]]," was a bi
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• Articles/Slavoj Zizek/antinomies-of-pure-sexuation.html
  ...while Hegel transposes epistemological antinomies into ontological sphere and thereby undermines every ontology: "reality itself" is non-all, antinomic. ...n-itself – on the contrary, it fully asserts the gap between appearances and the In-itself, locating the Real INTO THIS GAP ITSELF. In short, the very g
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