Soreanu, R: Ferenczi Dialogues: Figures of the Unconscious
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789462703520
ISBN-10: 9462703523
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 234 x 156 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.37 kg
Editura: Leuven University Press
Seria Figures of the Unconscious
ISBN-10: 9462703523
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 234 x 156 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.37 kg
Editura: Leuven University Press
Seria Figures of the Unconscious
Notă biografică
Raluca Soreanu is a psychoanalyst, member of Círculo Psicanalítico do Rio de Janeiro, and professor in Psychoanalytic Studies at the Department of Psychosocial and Psychoanalytic Studies, University of Essex.
Cuprins
Foreword by Adrienne Harris
Reading Ferenczi A Pirouette Backwards in Seven-League Boots An Introduction by Jenny Willner, Jakob Staberg and Raluca Soreanu
Cuts Through the Contemporary Scene Ferenczi Dialogues ¿ an Outline The Seven Threads of the `Ferenczi Revival¿
PART 1 Instead of Language: Confusion Sigmund Freud / Sándor Ferenczi Jakob Staberg
Ferenczi in the Psychoanalytic Milieu Transference Trauma The Domain of Dreams A Painful Encounter
`Too much of the father¿: A Schreberian Pre-History response to Jakob Staberg, by Jenny Willner
The Tactile Eye and Queer Spectrality response to Jakob Staberg, by Raluca Soreanu
PART 2 Catastrophes and Genitality Ferenczi¿s Thalassa and the Politics of Bioanalysis 91 Jenny Willner
Freud¿s Theory of Sexuality Meets Popular Darwinism in a Soldiers¿ Library The Fish-Orgy: Wilhelm Bölsche¿s Herrings and Ferenczi¿s ThalassaWeltanschauung: Fetishistic Disavowal in Popular Darwinism Neurotic Evolution: Bioanalysis vs. Biologism Heroic Organs, Hysteric Organs: The Method of Bioanalysis The Politics of Bioanalysis
Reading Against the Grain: On How Organs Crave Interpretation 131 response to Jenny Willner, by Jakob Staberg
What Does an Organ Do? 137 response to Jenny Willner, by Raluca Soreanu
PART 3 Catastrophe and the Creativity of Fragments Toward a Phenomenology of the Scene of Trauma Raluca Soreanu
A Frame: On Ferenczi¿s Model of Memory Repetition Scene Regression
The Dream of Fragments in The Clinical Diary On the Identification with the Aggressor Moment 1: Paralysis Moment 2: Dematerialisation Moment 3: Traumatic Imitation Moment 4: Guilt
Moment 5: Getting Beside Oneself Moment 6: Traumatic Progression Moment 7: Autotomy Moment 8: Neo-Formations Moment 9: Orpha Moment 10: Reconstruction
There is Hope for Life in Fragments: Thinking with Ferenczi¿s Images 193 response to Raluca Soreanu, by Jenny Willner
Toward an Eventful Psychoanalysis 203 response to Raluca Soreanu, by Jakob Staberg
Bibliography About the Authors Index
Reading Ferenczi A Pirouette Backwards in Seven-League Boots An Introduction by Jenny Willner, Jakob Staberg and Raluca Soreanu
Cuts Through the Contemporary Scene Ferenczi Dialogues ¿ an Outline The Seven Threads of the `Ferenczi Revival¿
PART 1 Instead of Language: Confusion Sigmund Freud / Sándor Ferenczi Jakob Staberg
Ferenczi in the Psychoanalytic Milieu Transference Trauma The Domain of Dreams A Painful Encounter
`Too much of the father¿: A Schreberian Pre-History response to Jakob Staberg, by Jenny Willner
The Tactile Eye and Queer Spectrality response to Jakob Staberg, by Raluca Soreanu
PART 2 Catastrophes and Genitality Ferenczi¿s Thalassa and the Politics of Bioanalysis 91 Jenny Willner
Freud¿s Theory of Sexuality Meets Popular Darwinism in a Soldiers¿ Library The Fish-Orgy: Wilhelm Bölsche¿s Herrings and Ferenczi¿s ThalassaWeltanschauung: Fetishistic Disavowal in Popular Darwinism Neurotic Evolution: Bioanalysis vs. Biologism Heroic Organs, Hysteric Organs: The Method of Bioanalysis The Politics of Bioanalysis
Reading Against the Grain: On How Organs Crave Interpretation 131 response to Jenny Willner, by Jakob Staberg
What Does an Organ Do? 137 response to Jenny Willner, by Raluca Soreanu
PART 3 Catastrophe and the Creativity of Fragments Toward a Phenomenology of the Scene of Trauma Raluca Soreanu
A Frame: On Ferenczi¿s Model of Memory Repetition Scene Regression
The Dream of Fragments in The Clinical Diary On the Identification with the Aggressor Moment 1: Paralysis Moment 2: Dematerialisation Moment 3: Traumatic Imitation Moment 4: Guilt
Moment 5: Getting Beside Oneself Moment 6: Traumatic Progression Moment 7: Autotomy Moment 8: Neo-Formations Moment 9: Orpha Moment 10: Reconstruction
There is Hope for Life in Fragments: Thinking with Ferenczi¿s Images 193 response to Raluca Soreanu, by Jenny Willner
Toward an Eventful Psychoanalysis 203 response to Raluca Soreanu, by Jakob Staberg
Bibliography About the Authors Index