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Book Title
Jacques Lacan : an Outline of Alife and History of a System of Thought
Publication Name
Jacques Lacan
Title
Jacques Lacan
Subtitle
An Outline of a Life and History of a System of Thought
Author
Elisabeth Roudinesco
Format
Hardcover
ISBN-10
0745615236
EAN
9780745615233
ISBN
9780745615233
Publisher
Polity Press
Genre
Psychology
Topic
Clinical Psychology
Release Date
19/06/1997
Release Year
1997
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
GB
Item Height
1.8in
Item Length
9.6in
Item Width
6.6in
Item Weight
38.4 Oz
Type
Schools of Thought
Publication Year
1997
Number of Pages
596 Pages

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Jacques Lacan, one of the foremost intellectuals of the century - and one of the most controversial - fought to remake psychoanalysis. Throughout a brilliant, unorthodox career, he reshaped many areas of modern thought and culture in ways that still resonate today, fifteen years after his death. Often outrageous and bizarre in his public and personal life, Lacan provoked extreme reactions and has been as widely condemned and denounced as he has been worshipped. Historian, psychoanalyst, and close member of Lacan's inner circle, Elisabeth Roudinesco is perfectly positioned to tell the story of so complicated an intellect and so contentious a personality. Balscian in its sweep, this book tells of the young man from the provinces determined to leave his family's fortune and oldfashioned values behind, and of the young doctor in Paris who set out to reinvent psychoanalysis. Roudinesco follows Lacan's career from his early clinical practice to his many conflicts with the psychoanalytical establishment as he strove to reclaim Freud, waged intense ideological battles, opened and then closed centres for training and therapy. This monumental work is much more than a fascinating portrait of an extraordinary life: it is also an illuminating explication of Lacan's unorthodox, often perplexing ideas and theoretical concepts and a uniquely informative chronicle of one of the most influential French intellectuals of the twentieth century.

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Publisher
Polity Press
ISBN-10
0745615236
ISBN-13
9780745615233
eBay Product ID (ePID)
65568322

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Book Title
Jacques Lacan : an Outline of Alife and History of a System of Thought
Author
Elisabeth Roudinesco
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Clinical Psychology
Publication Year
1997
Genre
Psychology
Number of Pages
596 Pages

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Item Length
9.6in
Item Height
1.8in
Item Width
6.6in
Item Weight
38.4 Oz

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'This [is an] extraordinary book about the most flamboyant Frenchneo-Freudian of the 20th century...' The Times 'She acknowledges Lacan's personal absurdity and literaryextravagance while simultaneously showing why and how he matters.Ms. Roudinesco captures the freshness of the intellectual world inwhich Lacan's developing notions were concocted ... Ms Roudinesco'sbiography, solidly translated by Barbara Bray, is a welcome aid tokeeping him in perspective.' The New York Times 'The English translation of this biography is ... an event ofthe first importance.' The Times Higher EducationSupplement 'It is the richest and fullest biographical study of Lacan todate, and it is unlikely to be bettered for a long time.' Radical Philosophy 'She provides perhaps the best, and certainly the most detailed,account of Lacan's life and work to date.' NewFormations 'A riveting and illuminating account of the life and thought ofFreud's most controversial posthumous rival. An accessibleintroductin to a demanding thinker.' Dennis Hollier, YaleUniversity 'For anyone seeking to understand what is distinctive about theFrench psychoanalytic tradition this book is simply indispensable.' Malcolm Bowie, Oxford University 'Elisabeth Roudinesco takes us on a fascinating journey ...fascinating like Lacan himself.' Michael Kajman, LeMonde '[This book] is a wonderful success: clear and detailed, it willbe read with interest by everyone - including those who do notworship the Master.' Luc Ferry, L'Express, 'This [is an] extraordinary book about the most flamboyant French neo-Freudian of the 20th century...' The Times'She acknowledges Lacan's personal absurdity and literary extravagance while simultaneously showing why and how he matters. Ms. Roudinesco captures the freshness of the intellectual world in which Lacan's developing notions were concocted ... Ms Roudinesco's biography, solidly translated by Barbara Bray, is a welcome aid to keeping him in perspective.' The New York Times'The English translation of this biography is ... an event of the first importance.' The Times Higher Education Supplement'It is the richest and fullest biographical study of Lacan to date, and it is unlikely to be bettered for a long time.' Radical Philosophy'She provides perhaps the best, and certainly the most detailed, account of Lacan's life and work to date.' New Formations'A riveting and illuminating account of the life and thought of Freud's most controversial posthumous rival. An accessible introductin to a demanding thinker.' Dennis Hollier, Yale University'For anyone seeking to understand what is distinctive about the French psychoanalytic tradition this book is simply indispensable.' Malcolm Bowie, Oxford University'Elisabeth Roudinesco takes us on a fascinating journey ... fascinating like Lacan himself.' Michael Kajman, Le Monde'[This book] is a wonderful success: clear and detailed, it will be read with interest by everyone - including those who do not worship the Master.' Luc Ferry, L'Express, 'this [is an] extraordinary book about the most flamboyant French neo-Freudian of the 20th century...' The Times 'she acknowledges Lacan's personal absurdity and literary extravagance while simultaneously showing why and how he matters. Ms. Roudinesco captures the freshness of the intellectual world in which Lacan's developing notions were concocted ... Ms Roudinesco's biography, solidly translated by Barbara Bray, is a welcome aid to keeping him in perspective.' The New York Times 'the English translation of this biography is ... an event of the first importance.' The Times Higher Education Supplement 'It is the richest and fullest biographical study of Lacan to date, and it is unlikely to be bettered for a long time.' Radical Philosophy 'she provides perhaps the best, and certainly the most detailed, account of Lacan's life and work to date.' New Formations 'A riveting and illuminating account of the life and thought of Freud's most controversial posthumous rival. An accessible introductin to a demanding thinker.' Dennis Hollier, Yale University 'For anyone seeking to understand what is distinctive about the French psychoanalytic tradition this book is simply indispensable.' Malcolm Bowie, Oxford University 'Elisabeth Roudinesco takes us on a fascinating journey ... fascinating like Lacan himself.' Michael Kajman, Le Monde '[This book] is a wonderful success: clear and detailed, it will be read with interest by everyone - including those who do not worship the Master.' Luc Ferry, L'Express
Table of Content
List of Illustrations. Foreword. Part I: Father Figures: . 1. Vinegar Merchants. 2. Faces on the Ward. 3. Psychiatry Teachers. Part II: Crazy Ladies: . 4. The Story of Marguerite. 5. In Praise of Paranoia. 6. Reading Spinoza. 7. The Papin Sisters. Part III: Man's Estate: . 8. Private Life and Public Life. 9. Fascism: The End of the Viennese Epic. 10. Marienbad. Part IV: Family Histories: . 12. Georges Bataille and Co. 13. Between Lucien Febvre and Edouard Pichon. Part V: War and Peace: . 14. Marseilles, Vichy, Paris. 15. Thoughts on Human Freedom. 16. Double Life. 17. An Unsatisfactory Encounter with Melanie Klein. Part VI: Elements of a System of Thought: . 18. Theory of Treatment: Kinship Structures. 19. A Resounding Tribute to Martin Heidegger. 20. Intersecting Fates: Jacques Lacan and Frangoise Dolto. 21. The Symposium and the Storm. 22. Structure and the Name-of-the-Father. Part VII: The Power and the Glory: . 23. Dialogue with Louis Althusser. 24."I hereby found...": Kant with Sade. 25. The Ecrits: Portrait of an Editor. 26. Revolution: Jean-Paul Sartre and Jacques Lacan, Alternate Contemporaries. Part VIII: In Search of the Absolute: . 27. Oriental Yearnings and a Series of Bereavements. 28. Mathemes and Borromean Knots. 29. Psychoanalysis Reduced to Zero. 30. Time for a Pharaoh. Part IX: Legacies. . 31. History of the Seminar:. 32. Freudian France: The State of Play. Appendix A: Members of the International Psychoanalytical Association (1993). Appendix B: IPA: World Distribution. Appendix C: IPA Congresses (1908-1993). Appendix D: Societies and Groups Not Belonging to the IPA. Appendix E: Principal Reviews Established After 1985. Appendix F: Bibliography for Jacques Lacan's Article on the Family for the Encyclopidie fran&ccedilaise (1938). Appendix G: Jacques Lacan's Report Card. Appendix H: Facsimile of Lacan's Corrections to "Discours de clöture des journées sur les psychoses de l'enfant". Appendix I: Genealogy. List of Abbreviations. Notes. General Bibliography of the Works of Jacques Lacan. References. Index.
Copyright Date
1997
Target Audience
Trade
Dewey Decimal
501/.092
Dewey Edition
21
Illustrated
Yes

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