Unconsciousness Between Phenomenology and Psychoanalysis

Dorothée Legrand is a CNRS researcher currently working at the articulation of phenomenology and post-phenomenology with psychoanalysis. Her work mainly focuses on the structure of bodily self-consciousness, its perturbations in pathological cases such as anorexia nervosa, and its restoration thanks to clinical encounters focusing on speech. She is also trained as a Clinical Psychologist, oriented by the practice of psychoanalysis. Dylan Trigg is a Marie Curie Research Fellow at University College Dublin and University of Memphis. His research is concerned with phenomenology and existentialism; philosophies of subjectivity and embodiment; aesthetics and philosophies of art; and philosophies of space and place. He is the author of several books, most recently Topophobia (Bloomsbury) and The Memory of Place (Ohio UP).

• Part 1: Pluralities of Unconsciousness.- Chapter 1: Different Dimensions of Phenomenological Unconsciousness.-  Chapter 2:  The Heart Unconscious, Towards a Cardiophenomenology. The Case Study of Surprise.- Chapter 3:  Merleau-Ponty's Conception of the Unconscious in the Late Manuscripts.- Part 2: (Dis)integration.- Chapter 4:  Husserl’s Concept of the Human Person in Ideas II  .- Chapter 5:  Human Self-Distance.-  Chapter 6:  Unconscious Perception and Projection in Phenomenology of Perception.- Part 3:Intimacy and Exteriority.- Chapter 7:  From the Night the Event.- Chapter 8:  Anthropologies of Unconsciousness .- Chapter 9:  The Edge of (Un)consciousness.- Part 4: Body Alterity.- Chapter 10: The Body at the Mercy of the Unconscious .- Chapter 11:  The Denaturalized Body .- Chapter 12:  Anxiety, Uncanny, and the Real of the Body.- Part 5: (Non)verbal Unconsciousness.- Chapter 13:  TheUnconscious from the Point of View of Non-Linguistic Thinking .- Chapter 14: The Alterity of Language Resisting Incorporation .- Chapter 15:  The Visual Unconscious.