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Freud/ Jonathan Lear

By: Lear, Jonathan Material type: Text

TextSeries: Routledge philosophersPublication details: London: Routledge, 2015Edition: 2nd edDescription: xx, 240 p. : ill. ; 23 cmISBN: 9780415831796Subject(s): Psychoanalysis and philosophy | Psychoanalysts | AustriaDDC classification: 150.1952092

Contents:

Introduction: The peculiar conversation 1 Freud's fundamental rule 2 An adequate moral psychology 3 The 'immorality' of psychoanalysis k Truthfulness 5 The egalitarian impulse 6 The journey of a human life 7 A philosophical introduction to a non-philosopher Interpreting the unconscious Notes One 1 Analysis of the psyche 2 A second mind? 3 Fear and trembling and the couch U The non-mysterious unconscious 5 How the unconscious escapes our notice 6 The unconscious is timeless 7 The unconscious and the fundamental question Further reading Notes Two Sex, Eros and life 1 What's sex got to do with it? 2 How sex hides as physical pain 3 Abandoning the seduction theory k A theory of sexuality 5 Infantile sexuality 6 Eros and practical wisdom Further reading The interpretation of dreams Notes Three 1 The royal road to the unconscious 2 Principles of dream interpretation 3 Freud's self-interpretation U Dreams as activity 5 In dreams begin responsibilities 6 Primary process 7 The fulfillment of a wish 8 The field of dreams Further reading Notes Four Transference 1 Introduction of the concept 3 A special class of mental structures 4 Transference as the breakdown of a world 2 Dora anH the interpretation of dreams 5 Transference and the iniern 6 From repeating to remembering Further reading Principles of mental functioning 1 The pleasure principle and reality principle 2 Turning away from reality Notes Five 3 Virtue and neurtue h Beyond the pleasure principle 5 Compulsive repetition 6 The death drive Further reading The structure of the psyche and the birth of Notes 'object' relations 1 Mourning and Melancholia Six 2 Self and other 3 The psychological birth of the infant 4 Identification 5 The Oedipus complex 6 The superego 7 Genealogy Further reading Notes Seven Morality and religion 1 The case against morality 2 The morality system 3 Pleasure versus happiness 4 Critique of religious belief 5 The illusion of a future 6 Primal crime Further reading Notes

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Introduction: The peculiar conversation
1 Freud's fundamental rule
2 An adequate moral psychology
3 The 'immorality' of psychoanalysis
k Truthfulness
5 The egalitarian impulse
6 The journey of a human life
7 A philosophical introduction to a non-philosopher
Interpreting the unconscious
Notes
One
1 Analysis of the psyche
2 A second mind?
3 Fear and trembling and the couch
U The non-mysterious unconscious
5 How the unconscious escapes our notice
6 The unconscious is timeless
7 The unconscious and the fundamental question
Further reading
Notes
Two
Sex, Eros and life
1 What's sex got to do with it?
2 How sex hides as physical pain
3 Abandoning the seduction theory
k A theory of sexuality
5 Infantile sexuality
6 Eros and practical wisdom
Further reading
The interpretation of dreams
Notes
Three
1 The royal road to the unconscious
2 Principles of dream interpretation
3 Freud's self-interpretation
U Dreams as activity
5 In dreams begin responsibilities
6 Primary process
7 The fulfillment of a wish
8 The field of dreams
Further reading
Notes
Four
Transference
1 Introduction of the concept
3 A special class of mental structures
4 Transference as the breakdown of a world
2 Dora
anH the interpretation of dreams
5 Transference and the iniern
6 From repeating to remembering
Further reading
Principles of mental functioning
1 The pleasure principle and reality principle
2 Turning away from reality
Notes
Five
3 Virtue and neurtue
h Beyond the pleasure principle
5 Compulsive repetition
6 The death drive
Further reading
The structure of the psyche and the birth of
Notes
'object' relations
1 Mourning and Melancholia
Six
2 Self and other
3 The psychological birth of the infant
4 Identification
5 The Oedipus complex
6 The superego
7 Genealogy
Further reading
Notes
Seven
Morality and religion
1 The case against morality
2 The morality system
3 Pleasure versus happiness
4 Critique of religious belief
5 The illusion of a future
6 Primal crime
Further reading
Notes

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