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...by J.-A. [[Miller]]). [[Ornicar]]? 24 (1981):7-31; 25 (1982):13-36; 26/27 (1983):7-44. The final three sessions appeared as `Desire and the Interpretation

=====1983===== (1981) and Schneiderman (1983).

.../i> (1959) published by [[Jacques-Alain Miller]] in <i>[[Ornicar?]]</i> in 1983. After [[Freud]] [[Lacan]] offers a new [[interpretation]]. <i>[[Hamlet]]<

...990, p.172) See Nattiez (1976, 1987, 1989), Stefani (1973, 1986), Baroni (1983), and ''Semiotica'' (66: 1&ndash;3 (1987)). ...e, Deconstruction, 1981), terry eagleton(Literary Theory: An Introduction, 1983), and fredric [[jameson]](The Prison-House of Language: A Critical Account

...Re-Interpretation of Freudian Theory" Publisher: Vintage; Vintage edition, 1983, ISBN 0-394-71036-3 ...M. ''Freud and Cocaine: The Freudian Fallacy'', Blond & Briggs, London (1983) ISBN 0-85634-139-8

In the context of religious studies Paul [[Ricoeur]] (1983) defines deconstruction as a way of uncovering the questions behind the ans

Jacques-Alain Miller, who had married Lacan's daughter, started in 1983 his own weekly seminars, called "L'Orientation lacanienne" intended to expo

Columbia University Press, 1983. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1983.

...ique of Cynical [[Reason]], a great bestseller in [[Germany]] (Sloterdijk, 1983), Peter Sloterdijk puts forward the [[thesis]] that ideology's dominant mod

...ef>Deleuze, Gilles, L'[[image]]-mouvement, [[Paris]]: Éditions de Minuit, 1983, p. 234-236.</ref>

<a name="66"></a><a href="#66x">66.</a> See Susan Handelman (1983) ‘Jacques Derrida and the heretic hermeneutic’, in Krupnick, M. (ed.) <

...hs]], and [[Orson Bean]] have all undergone Reich's orgone therapy (Sharaf 1983, p. 5, pp. 346–347; Bean, 1971). In the late 1960s and early 1970s, Reich ...: ''Fury On Earth: A Biography Of Wilhlem Reich'', St. Martin's-Marek, NY, 1983.

...nd David Pellauer. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1984, 1985, 1988 (1983, 1984, 1985).

...wal as a defensive solution. In [[Life]] Narcissism, [[Death]] Narcissism (1983/2001), André Green viewed narcissistic withdrawal as "yet [[another]] [[lu

* Enriquez, Eugène. (1983). De la horde à l'État. Paris: Gallimard.

...er: Freud was first published in the German Democratic Republic as late as 1983.

* L' [[amour]] de la langue. Paris: Seuil, 1983. (= Connexions you [[Champ]] be pleased-serve.) ...nguage, the Threshold, collection “Connections of the Field freudien”, 1983

...even prompted by the [[fantasy]] of beginning a new life (Grinberg, León, 1983). Accordingly, suicide would result from a [[state]] of crisis dominated by ...proach, especially in a care-giving institutional setting. León Grinberg (1983) emphasized suicidal premeditation and the fact that a suicidal plan follow

* Wallace, E. (1983). Freud and anthropology: a history and reappraisal. Psychological Issues.

...cations to that charter in 1970 (Topique, 6 [1971]), in 1983 (Topique, 32 [1983]), and in 1985 and 1986 (Topique, 38 [1986]). These successive modification A [[statement]] added to the "Blue Notebook" in 1983 concludes, "Our [[model]] of analytic training and authorization does not p

...ved in it, as well as their [[visible]] and hidden interactions" (Topique, 1983). The term "fourth" refers not only to the Fourth Group itself, but also to ...], to insure as much as possible against its unintended erasure" (Topique, 1983).

...e psychanalyse (ELP, the Lacanian School of Psychoanalysis) was founded in 1983, by former members of the Constituent Cartels, Jean Allouch, Guy Le Gaufay, ...mportant groups include theÉcole freudienne (Freudian School), founded in 1983 by Solange Faladé, the Cercle Freudien (The Freudian Circle), and the Mouv

...f affairs for long and would be liable to disintegrate at the first jolt" (1983).

...Green does, notably, in <i>Life [[Narcissism]], [[Death]] Narcissism</i> (1983/2001) has proposed with the idea of "a [[double]] [[return]]."

...nd, without his glasses—to come to life in <i>Lovesick</i> (M. Brickman, 1983), the [[image]] of the fictional psychoanalyst is often a stereotype or car

...mother]]'s mirroring role (1967), and André Green on the [[dead]] mother (1983); and lastly, focusing in the conditions of the [[appearance]] of [[psychot

...[object]] and the object itself are mutually dependent. As Terry Eagleton (1983) [[notes]], this is all very abstract and unreal, but the idea behind pheno

...to be seen as revolving about their social use of verbal signs' (Saussure 1983 [1916]: ix). Prior to Saussure the study of language was primarily concerne

...[Germany]],<ref>Peter Sloterdijk, Kritik der zynischen Vernunft, Frankfurt 1983; translated as Critique of Cynical Reason, [[London]] 1988.</ref> Peter Slo

...izophrénie (1972, [[Anti-Oedipus]]: [[Capitalism]] and [[Schizophrenia]], 1983)and Mille Plateaux (1980, A Thousand Plateaus: Capitalism and Schizophrenia

...apsychology after Lacan, (2001); Victor Brome, Ernest Jones: A Biography, (1983); Norman O. Brown, Love’s Body, (1966); Ronald W. Clark, Sigmund Freud: T

...ema (1981)and Kaja Silverman’s analysis in [[The Subject]] of Semiotics (1983)set the terms of the debate. ...flections on Men and Mainstream Cinema" (originally published in Screen in 1983), a veritable industry of anthologies on masculinity was published in the 1

...ume 12 Linguistic and Literary Studies in Eastern [[Europe]] Josef Vachek (1983); Jan Mukařovský, Aesthetic Function, Norm, and Value as Social Facts, Ma

...books such as The Interpretation of Culture (1973)and Local [[Knowledge]] (1983)Geertz has theorized upon and practiced an anthropology that is essentially ...ual’ in Recent Criticism: The Elusive Sense of Community PMLA Volume 98 (1983); Susan Hegeman, Patterns for America: Modernism and the Concept of Culture

==1983==

Oxford [[University]] Press, 1983. P99 University Press, 1983. In the chapter Suture, Silverman examines the

...to be seen as revolving about their social use of verbal signs' (Saussure 1983 [1916]: ix). Prior to Saussure the study of language was primarily concerne

[[Marie-Louise Blondin]] ([[{{Y}}#1906|16 November 1906]] - [[{{Y}}#1983|1983]]) was [[Jacques Lacan]]’s first wife, the sister of [[Jacques Lacan]]'s She dies in [[{{Y}}#1983|1983]].

...s or [[reflection]]. <ref> Alain, <i>Id&#233;es</i>, [[Paris]]: Flammarion 1983, p. 200 (quoted from Malabou, p. 36).</ref></blockquote>

...itique présentée par Carl Paul Barbier et Charles Gordon Millon), Paris, 1983, Flammarion, p. 272''</span> ), toute espèce d'inauguration métaphorique,

...s Joël Dor, Bibliographie des travaux de Jacques Lacan, Inter Éditions, 1983, p. 77). On trouve « Être » en majuscule in Jacques Lacan, « L’Étour

...s Joël Dor, Bibliographie des travaux de Jacques Lacan, Inter Éditions, 1983, p. 77). On trouve « Être » en majuscule in Jacques Lacan, « L’Ét

...s Joël Dor, Bibliographie des travaux de Jacques Lacan, Inter Éditions, 1983, p. 77). On trouve « Être » en majuscule in Jacques Lacan, « L’Ét

...s Joël Dor, Bibliographie des travaux de Jacques Lacan, Inter Éditions, 1983, p. 77). On trouve « Être » en majuscule in Jacques Lacan, « L’Ét

...s Joël Dor, Bibliographie des travaux de Jacques Lacan, Inter Éditions, 1983, p. 77). On trouve « Être » en majuscule in Jacques Lacan, « L’Ét

...great texts published by Samuel Beckett bears the title ''Worstward Ho'' (1983), heading for the worst, to make it quick. Taking the cue from there one ma

[6] Gilles Deleuze, ''L'image‐mouvement'' (Paris: Minuit, 1983), 122.

.... Eric Hobsbawm and Terence Ranger (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1983), 1–14.

...ichard Wagner's "Der Ring des Nibelingen." (Athens: Ohio University Press, 1983.) p. 125.