Titlebook: Language and the Origins of Psychoanalysis; John Forrester Book 1980 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1980 h

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Symbolism,variorum edition produced by James Strachey makes it clear that the largest additions to the later editions of the book are to the sections on symbolism. Not only are there these textual additions but their character is markedly different from the sections written for the first edition. The two diff

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Grammar,tly, we are obliged to take note of a fundamental ambiguity introduced into Freud’s theory from the start, when he recognized both that symptoms are structured like a language — in the sense that they are . comprehensible when ‘read’ as a concealed and distorted expression of thought, whose translat

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Conclusion, the historical record, attempting to find a certain ‘reading’ that could be reiterated endlessly, and still remain a definitive reading, as if, once read, Freud would not have to be reread? Or is this work an attempt to reformulate, via a historico-conceptual argument, the foundations of psychoanal

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John Forresterinen ihrer heftigsten Kritiker“ (Mollenhauer 1964, 21) produziert. Denn für die Soziale Arbeit sei in besonderer Weise sichtbar, welche ?Sch?den sie [die Gesellschaft] dem Menschen zufügt“, und — so Mollenhauer weiter — ?durch immer wieder neu auftretende Sch?den gibt sie der Kritik immer wieder neu

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