β Scribed by Diego Busiol
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Contents
Acknowledgments
Glossary
List of contributors
Introduction
Part 1
1 The evolution of psychic symptoms from Freudβs Studies on Hysteria to today
2 How to listen in analysis
3 Desire and enjoyment in psychoanalysis
4 The listening, the linguistic precision, the intervention
5 Timeline of Lacan in Italy, and further developments of psychoanalysis in Italy
Part 2 Classic discourses
6 With Freud and Lacan: hysteria, anorexia/bulimia, and other contemporary clinical questions
Interview with Charles Melman
7 From phobia to obsessive discourse
8 Reading Freud with Lacan. Brief essay on paranoia. Or how to extricate oneself, at the dawn of the third millennium, from an impossible narration
Interview with Fabrizio Gambini
Part 3 Modern symptoms
9 Panic as a phenomenon of modernity
10 Anorexia, bulimia, binge-eating and obesity. An interview with Domenico Cosenza
11 Depressions
12 Addictions: toxicomania and others
13 Limit-states or borderline
Part 4 Transversal questions
14 The relationship with the mother
15 Listening to perversion
Interview with Sergio Benvenuto
16 Clinic of the void. An interview with Massimo Recalcati
17 Good and bad encounters with jealousy
Index
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