Download chapter (PDF) From the book Central and Eastern European Literary Theory and the West Chapters in this book (58) Frontmatter Table of Contents I Introduction: Entangled Literary Theory Introduction The Migration of Concepts Translation of Theories – Theories of Translation ...
“al- la- shuʿur,” a mystical term taken from the medieval Sufi philosopher IbnʿArabi, as “the unconscious” into scholarly vocabularies.3 Translating andblending key concepts from psychoanalysis and the French tradition of philo-sophical psychology with classical Islamic concepts, Murad put...
psychoanalysis assumed a greater representation in French university curricula. In 1973 Lacan published a book on what he considered the four fundamental concepts of psychoanalysis. Lacan's “deconstructionist” approach was popularized in literary circles by Jacques Derrida. Even today, if one examines...
Through developing the unique assertion that the vitality of live sports is attributed to the viewer’s psyche rather than the broadcast itself, Engley’s argument is supported with key insights from television studies, and supplemented with the use of both Freudian and Lacanian concepts, including...
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The dictionary features: over 200 entries, explaining Lacan's own terminology and his use of common psychoanalytic expressions; details of the historical and institutional context of Lacan's work; reference to the origins of major concepts in the work of Freud, Saussure, Hegel and other key ...
3.1PDF (2 Mb) 3.2PDF (3Mb) Table of contents WHY LACAN? KEY IDEAS The imaginary The symbolic The Oedipus complex and the meaning of the phallus The subject of the unconscious The Real Sexual Difference AFTER LACAN FURTHER READING Works cited ...