... one CONTAINING ANGER, ADVOCATING ANGER: FREUD AND FEMINISM I had early discovered . . . that passions often lead to sorrow. —Freud, The Interpretation of Dreams The streets of London have...

... 2. Freud in the Sacred Grove A comparison between the psychology of primitive peoples, as it is taught by social anthropology, and the psychology of neurotics, as it has been revealed by psychoanalysis, will be bound to show numerous points of agreement and...

... Karl Marx, but with application to Sigmund Freud: "He raises some very good questions." While I have plenty offeminist company in my turn toward psychoanalysis, the Freud I am using here is not quite the Freud who has been making recent appearances.1 As a historian of the nineteenth- and early...

... chapter 9 Moses and Intertextuality Sigmund Freud, Zora Neale Hurston, and the Bible Within the Judeo-Christian tradition, the name of Moses is synonymous not with intertextuality but with the very origins of textuality. The fi rst fi ve books of the Bible are known as the...

... 1 FREUD AND THE POSTWAR TEMPER ‘‘He saw Americans one and all as victims of an anal-sadistic retentiveness hostile to pleasure but conducive at the same time to the most aggressive conduct in business and politics. This...

... 2 FREUD AND OTHERS ON AGGRESSION The concept of aggression evolved in Freud’s palimpsest mind. Freud is always a dualist; he always sees psychology in terms of dynamic struggle. But the terms of the struggle change. For...

... Chapter One INTRODUCTION: THE FREUD OF PROZAC he history of contemporary American psychiatry is often writ- ten with the presupposition of a paradigm shift. Psychoanalysis was Tthe power...

... 3. Translating Revolution Freud, Marx, and the Mameloshn They want to call “das Es” “the Id.” I said I thought everyone would say the “Yidd...

... 1. COMPLEX OEDIPUS: READING SOPHOCLES, TESTING FREUD Oedipus might have already had a complex, but certainly not the one to which he was to give his name.—Jacques Lacan, L’envers de la psychanalyse lthough he is...

... 1 Freud, Prozac, and Melancholic Neurology One of Peter Kramer’s central case histories in his 1993 best-seller Listening to Prozac is the story of a young woman named Lucy. ‘‘Her history is dominated by one event. When Lucy was ten and living in a third...

...157 of 362 Chapter Four Sexual Selection and the Birth of Psychoanalysis: Darwin, Freud, and the Universalization of...

... [Neither Freud nor Foucault? ÆLonely MICHAEL COBB Je fermerai partout portières et volets Pour bâtir dans la nuit mes féeriques palais. [I’ll lock up the doors and shutters neat and tight, And build a fairy...

... Method and Motifin Contemporary American Writing, or, How Freud Helped Me Case the JOint...

... 6 Drive-Time: Eternal Return and the Life of the Instincts in Schelling, Freud, and the Marquis de Sade If Nietzsche's doctrine of eternal recurrence illuminated the place of the discourses on time vis-a.-vis the forms of...

... French philosopher Sarah Kofman examines the role that photography played in Sigmund Freud’s theoretical elaboration of the human psyche. In this excerpt from her book Camera Obscura: Of Ideology , first published in French in 1973, Kofman tracks the ways Freud explicitly and repeatedly used...

... This chapter examines one exemplary instance of the optical unconscious that lies latent in Freud’s interpretation of the “R is my uncle dream” as recounted in his Interpretation of Dreams . Drawing on the work of Freud, Benjamin, Gilman, Schmitt, and others, Fardy discusses how the dream and...

... sight, Viennese erotic photography and cinema were pertinent to the culture in which Freudian psychoanalysis originated and developed. Protagonists in the early history of psychoanalysis such as Sigmund Freud, Josef Breuer, and Bertha Pappenheim (“Anna O.”) are discussed here with relation to the erotic...