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... This chapter examines the collaborative process of scriptwriting in a director’s office, broaching the intimacy of dream and reality in cinematic experience. dream reality interpretation scriptwriting Sigmund Freud ...

... 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...

... the past and the future, in relation to Hill’s monumental painting The Disruption , for which many of the calotype portraits were originally made. Finally, it explores the metaphorical links between the materiality of the calotype and the optical unconscious through a reading of Sigmund Freud’s “Note upon...

..., photography, and conceptual art. In so doing, Nixon draws a link between the psychoanalytic and the visual frame. By focusing on the couch, Nixon offers a reconsideration of the notion of transference for both psychoanalytic theory and aesthetics. psychoanalysis conceptual art transference Sigmund...

... attentively, particularly in order to see what minded capacities the biological periphery holds. The second half of the chapter looks at how pharmaceutical data about the treatment of bulimia provide a means for thinking differently about the nature of mind-body. Sigmund Freud Sándor Ferenczi hysteria...

... with and deviated from Freud’s work. One of the central aims of the introduction is to show how Benjamin’s thoughts about the optical unconscious are thoroughly permeated with colonialism and scientific racism. Walter Benjamin Sigmund Freud photography optical unconscious unconscious race dialectical...

...” reading. Drawing on Wittgenstein and Cavell’s thought, Moi challenges such views. Talk about surfaces and depth do no work for literary critics. Just as there is no “approach” to language, there is no method in literary criticism. Even famous suspicious readers such as Sherlock Holmes and Sigmund Freud...

... pharmaceutical data about the treatment of bulimia provide a means for thinking differently about the nature of mind-body. Sigmund Freud Sándor Ferenczi hysteria eating disorders antidepressants ...

... 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...