"[...] it's no accident that what has been perceived but dimly, yet perceived nevertheless, is that castration bears just as much relation to the mother as to the father. We can see in the description of the primordial situation how maternal castration implies for the child the possibility of devora
Lacan Seminar IV- The Object-Relations
β Scribed by Author: Jacques Lacan ( Trans- Adrian Price
- Publisher
- Polity Press
- Year
- 2020
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 471
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Table of Contents
Contents
THEORISING THE LACKOF OBJECT
I--INTRODUCTION
II--THE THREE FORMS OF THELACK OF OBJECT
Ill--THE SIGNIFIER AND THEHOLY SPIRIT
IV--THE DIALECTIC OFFRUSTRATION
V--ON ANALYSIS AS BUNDLINGAND THE CONSEQUENCESTHEREOF
THE PERVERSE WAYSOF DESIRE
VI--THE PRIMACY OF THEPHALLUS AND THE YOUNGHOMOSEXUAL WOMAN
VII--A CHILD IS BEING BEATENAND THE YOUNGHOMOSEXUAL WOMAN
VIII--DORA AND THE YOUNGHOMOSEXUAL WOMAN
THE FETISH OBJECT
IX--THE FUNCTION OF THE VEIL
X--IDENTIFICATION WITHTHE PHALLUS
XI--THE PHALLUS AND THEUNFULFILLED MOTHER
MYTHICAL STRUCTUREIN THE OBSERVATIONON LITTLE HANS'SPHOBIA
XIII--ON THE CASTRATIONCOMPLEX
XIV--THE SIGNIFIER IN THE REAL
XV--WHAT MYTH IS FOR
XVI--HOW MYTH IS ANALYSED
XVII--THE SIGNIFIER ANDDERWITZ
XVIII--CIRCUITS
XIX--PERMUTATIONS
FAREWELL
Translator's Notes
I Introduction
Index
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
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