Passion for the Human Subject : A Psychoanalytical Approach Between Drives and Signifiers.
by
Penot, Bernard.
Title
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Passion for the Human Subject : A Psychoanalytical Approach Between Drives and Signifiers.
Author
:
Penot, Bernard.
ISBN
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9781849406550
Personal Author
:
Penot, Bernard.
Physical Description
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1 online resource (244 pages)
Contents
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Cover -- Copy Right -- ABOUT THE AUTHOR -- Introduction -- 1 The drive circuit as generator of subjectivation -- 2 Oral drive functioning and subjection -- 3 "A Child Is Being Beaten": the three stages of the subjectivation of fantasy -- 4 The misfortunes of Sophie, or the bad subject to come -- 5 Adolescence of the Freudian subject -- 6 Foreclosure of signification and the suffering subject -- 7 The key role of the phallus signifier in the subjectivation of sexuality -- 8 Sublimation, latency, and subjectivation -- 9 Unexpected drive subjects in the session -- 10 The logical stages of subjectivation -- REFERENCES.
Abstract
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Working as a psychoanalyst to help a patient establish better bonds between the different registers of his psyche does not imply giving in to unifying, globalizing, simplifying, or isolating illusions, but rather requires that we never lose sight of the heterogeneity (including the irremediable differentiation of the sexes) which is just what Freud's metapsychology introduced. Thus the ordeal of otherness with regard to the sex we don't have, the language we don't speak, the means we don't possess is indispensable in affirming a subjectivity.
Local Note
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
Subject Term
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Electronic books. -- local.
Motivation (Psychology).
Psychoanalysis.
Subjectivity -- Psychological aspects.
Subjectivity.
Genre
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Electronic books.
Added Author
:
Kelly-Penot, Elizabeth.
Electronic Access
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| Library | Material Type | Item Barcode | Shelf Number | Status |
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| IYTE Library | E-Book | 1227684-1001 | BF175 -- .P4163 2008 EB | Ebrary E-Books |