An Exploration of Lacan's Seminar VIII, Transference
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Köp båda 2 för 1064 kr"Lacan on Love is not only an invaluable aid for those embarking on the study of Lacan's seminar on transference, but also essential reading for anyone interested in the question of love and human passion. Drawing on a wide range of literary and cultural references, Bruce Fink guides the reader with clarity, precision and insight in this perceptive and thought-provoking book." Darian Leader, psycholanalyst "Love, it turns out, has a history. And Lacan on Love beautifully traces that history through the lens of Lacans seminar on transference, combining an adventurous cultural investigation of love in the western world with actual field notes concerning the way we love now. Bruce Fink takes on our most tired and our most treasured clichs about love and subjects them all to rigorous analysis, producing insights that are anything but expected." Jessica Rosenfeld, Washington University in St. Louis "Clinicians and all of those with an interest in Lacan should be thankful for Fink and his ability to distill Lacans often complex formulations into easy-to-understand terms. Lacan on Love is a welcome addition to his continuing project to help Lacan take his rightful place in the English-speaking world as a major figure in psychoanalysis." Pyschology Today
Bruce Fink is a practicing Lacanian psychoanalyst and analytic supervisor. He is a foremost commentator on Lacan and has translated a number of Lacans works into English, including crits and Transference.
Introduction Part I: Symbolic 1) Freudian Preludes: Love Triangles Obsessives in Love Hysterics in Love 2) Freudian Conundrums: Love Is Incompatible with Desire Where They Love They Do Not Desire Where They Desire They Do Not Love On Women, Love, and Desire Too Little Too Much 3) Lacans Reading of Platos Symposium Love Is Giving What You Dont Have Not Having and Not Knowing Love as a Metaphor: The Signification of Love The Miracle of Love Love in the Analytic Context Part II: Imaginary 4) Freudian Preludes: Narcissism Narcissism and Love Love for the Ego Ideal 5) Lacans Imaginary Register Animals in the Imaginary Animals in Love The Formative Role of Images in Human Beings The Mirror Stage The Image We Love More Than Ourselves: The Ideal Ego The Myth of Narcissus Sibling Rivalry Lacans Beloved: Crimes of Passion Family Complexes Transitivism The Intrusion (or Fraternal) Complex and the Solipsistic Ego Love and Psychosis The Dangers of Imaginary-Based Love Imaginary Passion in the Analytic Setting Part III: Real 6) Love and the Real Repetition Compulsion The Unsymbolizable Love at First Sight The Other Jouissance Love Is Real? Love and the Drives Love as a Link Part IV: General Considerations on Love 7) Languages and Cultures of Love Dependency (or so-called Natural Love) Attachment Friendship Agape (or Christian Love) Hatred Attraction Fixation on the Human Form (Beauty) Physical Love, Sexual Desire, Lust, Concupiscence, Sex Drive FinAmor (Courtly Love) Romantic Love Falling in Love ( la Stendhal) Other Languages and Cultures of Love 8) Reading Plato with Lacan: Further Commentary on Platos Symposium The Relationship between Form and Content in the Symposium Homosexual Love as a Simplified Model Phaedrus: Love and Theology Pausanias: The Psychology of the Rich Eryximachus: Love as Harmony Agathons Speech Socrates Speech and the In-between (Metax) Love Triangles Revisited The Six Stages of Socrates Speech After Socrates Speech The Mystery of the Relationship between Socrates and Alcibiades Socrates Interpretation Socrates Mistake Parting Shot 9) Some Possible Conclusions about Love Unanswered Questions Love and Psychoanalysis Endnotes References Index