Sexuality and Psychoanalysis -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements and Abbreviations -- Sexuality, Psychoanalysis, and Philosophy - An Introduction -- References -- Section I Sexuality and Metaphysics -- What is Frightening about Sexual Pleasure? - Introducing Lacan's Jouissance into Freudian Psychoanalysis via Plato and Aristotle -- Freud -- Through Aristotle to Lacan? -- References -- Sextimacy - Freud, Mortality, and a Reconsideration of the Role of Sexuality in Psychoanalysis -- Introduction -- Part I: Forgetting About Death - The Elision of Details in Orvieto -- Part II: "Don't plumb the unplumbable!" - The Limitations and Prohibitions Structuring Freud's Self-Analysis -- Conclusion -- References -- Death, Libido, and Negative Ontology in the Theory of Drives -- From Energetics to the Metaphysics of Death -- Lacan and the Clinic of the Death Drive -- An Ontological Negation for the Clinic -- References -- Love of Truth, True Love, and the Truth about Love -- A. The Love of Truth -- B. True Love -- C. The Truth about Love -- References -- Derrida and Lacan - An Impossible Friendship? -- The Territories of Truth -- Structure and Temporality -- The Aporetic Vortex -- Turning with Lacan -- References -- Section II Sexuality in Practice -- The Sexual Animal and the Primal Scene -- References -- Between Disposition, Trauma, and History - How Oedipal was Dora? -- Introduction -- The Dora Case -- (b) The Organic Foundations of Hysteria -- (c) The Meaning of Dora's Symptoms -- (d) Trauma, Disposition, and Symptom -- (e) What about Oedipus? -- (f ) Bisexuality and its Consequences -- Conclusion: An Assault on Truth? -- References -- Section III Sexuality and Politics -- Foucault versus Freud - On Sexuality and the Unconscious -- Introduction -- I. Foucault's Critique of Psychoanalysis -- II. The Freudian Unconscious.

Conclusion: The Possibility of Experience -- References -- The Psyche and the Social - Judith Butler's Politicizing of Psychoanalytical Theory -- The Psyche and the Social -- Passionate Attachments -- Arguing with the Real -- Conclusion -- References -- Foucault, Lacan, and the Question of Technique -- Technology and Memory According to Stiegler -- Technologies of the Self -- Lacan and the Problem of Resistance -- References -- Section IV Sexuality and Aesthetics -- Between Signifier and Jouissance - Lacan with Teresa -- Law and Phallic Jouissance -- Not-All and Other Jouissance -- Re-Subversion of the Subject: Teresa -- Between Ontology and Deconstruction (of Jouissance) -- References -- Painting as Hysteria - Deleuze on Bacon -- References -- Epilogue - Sexuality and the Quarrel between Philosophy and Psychoanalysis -- References -- Notes on the Contributors.