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Lacan de Malcolm Bowie

Lacan

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en Limba Engleză Carte Paperback – 1993
Lacan is a uniquely complex writer and the originator of an especially unsettling view of the human subject. Bowie traces the development of Lacan's ideas over the fifty-year span of his writing and teaching career. The primary focus is on the fascinating mutations in Lacan's interpretation of Freud.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780674508538
ISBN-10: 067450853X
Pagini: 244
Dimensiuni: 140 x 209 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.30 kg
Editura: Harvard University Press

Cuprins

Acknowledgements 1. Freud and Lacan 2. Inventing the 'I' 3. Language and the Unconscious 4. Symbolic, Imaginary, Real, and True 5. The Meaning of the Phallus 6. Theory without End Concluding Remarks Chronology Notes Bibliography Lacan's Ecrits in French and English Index

Recenzii

This is an astonishing feat of exposition, clear, judicious and economical in argument, and written with an elegance one would not have believed possible on so intractable a subject. Having read Bowie, one can revisit Lacan buoyed up by the conviction that he is a psychoanalytical thinker absolutely worth tangling with, a genuine enlarger of the mind and not a fly-by-night showman. Lacan is here thoroughly elucidated without being made simple, the elucidator having invested his intellectual all in being equally fair to the tortuosities of his subject and the needs of his readers. -- John Sturrock London Review of Books While there have been a number of good studies introducing readers to Lacan's vatic discourse, Bowie's book strikes me as quite the best general presentation and evaluation of Lacan's thought. Witty, concise, irreverent, admirably well-written, Bowie's study represents a remarkable feat of organization and exposition. -- Peter Brooks Times Literary Supplement Well-written, well-argued, cogent, enjoyable to read--these are hardly the words that spring to mind when one thinks of a book about one of the most obscure and self-absorbed thinkers influencing literary and cultural analysis today; yet they describe this remarkably accessible and intelligent new study of the French psychoanalyst...Bowie cuts to the essential issues of Lacan's thought and intellectual development. For those put off by Lacan's pomposities and those engaged by his brilliance, Bowie's introduction is an indispensable new resource. Virginia Quarterly Review An introduction which simplifies nothing, an initiation which demystifies, and an invitation to the widest possible English-speaking readership to have a look, or another look, at Lacan. -- Katharine Swarbrick Times Higher Education Supplement