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...Jing Tsu 2000 by Duke University Press 2000 Perversions of Masculinity: The Masochistic Male Subject in Yu Dafu, Guo Moruo, and Freud Jing Tsu The celebrated Chinese poet Xu Zhimo once compared the writings of his contemporary Yu Dafu to the sores...

... not simply reverse these binaries but aims to encompass both sides through a reappropriation of classical social theories such as those of Marx, Durkheim, and Freud. Building on long-neglected aspects of these theories, such as their varied approaches to a co-constitutive relation between social appearance...

...Jay Geller Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 ludenzopf/Chinesenzopf: Of Jews and Queues Jay Geller “Kopfabschneiden = Kastrieren.” [To decapitate = to castrate Sigmund Freud, “Das Medusenhaupt” Homi...

... to express, in a rather pure form, the logic of what Freud described as the death drive, it is undoubtedly because he himself formulated the idea of the death drive in the wake of his investigation of traumatic neuroses. Before distinguishing...

... and Video 62 , no. 1–2 : 96 – 111 . Freud Sigmund . (1919) 1999 . “ The Uncanny .” In The Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud , vol. 17 , 1917–1919: An Infantile Neurosis and Other Works , 219 – 52 . London : Vintage . Mori Masahiro . 2012...

... from this literature and use it to reevaluate and tinker with the basic pre- suppositions of postcolonial theory so that it can be less hubristic and stay in touch with postindustrial global capitalism. Trauma in Postcolonial Cultural Critique: Freud with Fanon...

... to uniquely Japanese or Eastern tastes, we need to consider the specificity of the “enjoyment” to which it is opposed. Žižek’s designation of the kernel of enjoyment as the sine qua non of nationhood is based on Freud’s theories on the origins...

.... Rather than try to define trauma in a therapeutic sense, I would like to note here two crucial diacritical dimensions of trauma disclosed by Freud. First, trauma appears through its initial nonappearance, its emer- gence between two temporally...

... . Unpublished newsletter . Felman Shoshana . 1992 . “ The Return of the Voice .” In Testimony , by Felman Laub Dori , 204 – 83 . New York : Routledge . Field Norma . 1997 . “ Japan, Asia, the Fiftieth, and After .” positions 5 , no. 1 : 1 – 49 . Freud Sigmund...

... 469 fantasy inspired by Freud and Lacan and expanded in the feminist scholar- ship by figures like Kaja Silverman. As I will be borrowing so heavily from this literature, I would like to briefly lay out at the outset those concepts...

... by the patriarchal machinery; there must be some reference to the past in order to overcome the scripts embedded therein. As Breuer and Freud note, tracing memory is part of the cathartic process. This is vividly delineated in 302 mourning her lost innocence...

... the “uninteresting” ( chyami omnŭn 쟈미없는) art of the past that no longer has a place in the present, as intimated in number 3. If the vacuous “0” from numbers 2 and 3 reckons the telos of the ineluctable Freudian death drive—what Freud ( 1989 : 43) refers to as “ an urge inherent in organic life to restore...

... difficult to arrive at a precise definition of hys- teria,6 yet at the same time hysteria served as the foundation for Freud’s development of a theory of psychoanalysis. Modernism is likewise “intoler- ably vague” but “has come to serve a crucial...

... Hartman’s work has been exemplary in this regard and has drawn on the psychoanalytic lessons of Freud, as well as figures like Arendt and Buber. Jacqueline Rose’s recent work had underscored the need to return to those melancholic voices...

... University Press . Briggs Charles L. 2014 . “ Dear Dr. Freud .” Cultural Anthropology 29 , no. 2 : 312 – 43 . Brown Phil . 2000 . “ Popular Epidemiology and Toxic Waste Contamination: Lay and Professional Ways of Knowing .” In Illness and the Environment , edited by Kroll...

... question through the roomy, mature analytic traditions of psychoanalysis, philosophy, and Marxism. Jing Tsu’s tightly argued, innovative “Perversions of Masculinity: The Masochistic Male Subject in Yu Dafu, Guo Moruo, and Freud” enters ques...

..., often allowing nation-state and subaltern heterogeneity to disappear. So I say this: “In his essay ‘The Uncanny,’ Freud had suggested that the familiar—homely, heimlich—becomes frightening—uncanny, unheimlich, literally,un...

... Russo teaches sociology at Bologna University. His recent publications are La sociologia di Freud: Una lettura de “Il disagio della Civiltà” (The Sociology of Freud: A Reading of “Civilisation and Its Discontents,” and Destini dell’università: Politica...

... of how trauma came to hold a place in psy- choanalytic theories to show why it is an irreplaceable concept metaphor. Foremost in her tale are the three historical causes that stimulated Freud to theorize trauma in the first instance: sudden...