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...Samuel Weber; Yuki Maeda; Takashi Minatomichi Copyright © 2009 Qui Parle 2009 On the Japanese Translation of The Legend of Freud A Dialogue with Samuel Weber Samuel Weber, Yuki Maeda, and Takashi Minatomichi The following dialogue developed as a conversation...

...Adrian Johnston Copyright © 2010 Qui Parle 2010 Aff ekt, Gefühl, Empfi ndung Rereading Freud on the Question of Unconscious Aff ects adrian johnston If, as Aristotle famously declares in the Metaphysics, wonder is the source driving philosophizing, then a further specifi cation...

...Jean-Michel Rabaté Copyright © 2010 Qui Parle 2010 The Death of Freud What Is to Be Preferred, Death or Obsolescence? jean-michel rabaté The Schadchen has assured the suitor that the girl’s father is no longer living. After the engagement, it emerges that the father is still...

...Massimo Recalcati Hate as a Passion of Being massimo recalcati Translated by Ramsey McGlazer Hatred has never been put in its proper place. Jacques Lacan, Seminar XX: Encore 1. Freud’s Genealogy of Hate “Instincts and Their Vicissitudes” distills Freud’s theory of the ge...

... that suggestion explains everything, and in particular that it can explain itself Thirty years later, reopening the dispute in Group Psychology and the Analysis of Ego, Freud would spontaneously rediscover this argument from his Charcotian youth (even though he conveniently forgot that he owed...

... from el mal vecino; by beginning to suggest the diffi culties the beaten child poses precisely to the relation between “knowl- edge” and “act,” or between “knowledge” and “practice.” I’m es- tranging the story deliberately. Many of us remember Freud’s de- scription...

...) The play itself is a movement of things, the shifting of pawns. When Derrida calls différance the playing movement that pro- duces effects of difference, he too speaks of the Heraclitean “One,” the one in difference with itself.3 Jumping from Heraclitus to Freud, let us...

...- sequences of his speculations? The psychological consequences of this rise of the new forms of “abstract” violence are the topic of Catherine Malabou’s recent book Les nouveaux blessés: De Freud à la neurologie, penser les traumatismes contemporains (The New Wounded: From Freud...

... pensée’” ; Nancy, “‘End of Philosophy.’” 9. Nancy, Cruor . 10. These reflections and remarks are discussed further in Dwivedi, “Nancy qui a ouvert la piste.” 11. Nancy, Benvenuto, and Dwivedi, “Sur Massenpsychologie .” 12. The problem of this figure in Freud’s...

... did not do so exemplifi es the point: Jews and Moors were to be understood at the level of dogs and horses, levels beneath the human being, personifi ed here as Christian. Yet, as at least Sigmund Freud might observe in the choice of animals, the dog and the horse—a beast...

... in the question of the nature of projection, let us make up our minds to postpone the investiga- tion of it . . . until some other occasion. — Sigmund Freud l am also postponing...

... of Freud much less the subliminal self of Myers—men, as if they did not know what they were doing, insured the great hysterical possibility of our time—the increase of pressures and explosion in the atom bomb, the radioactive aftermath that would riot in the chromosomic structure of man, that most would...

... Freud situates the psyche's propensity for war in the aggressive drive that can never be fully contained. Taking up concerns that had first occupied him in his 1915 meditation "Zeitgemages ober Krieg and Tod" ("Timely Meditations on War and Death") and elaborating...

...—but it always maintains its relation to Germany and the Germanic countries, to Marx, Nietzsche, Freud, Husserl, and in particular Wittgenstein and Heidegger, who are the main interlocutors of the French. The combination of circumstances leading to the fact of phi- losophy’s having...

..., or the earth” ( fig. 4 ). 93 At hand is an artistic exploration of plasticity of the cranial bones, which, as Didi-Huberman argues, inadvertently echoes Freud’s curious remarks on the elasticity of the infant’s skull, whereby the maternal pelvic bone works as its “cast.” 94 For Freud, cranial plasticity...

... but because Kant invokes the infinite nature of human desire by grounding the ethical act in laws (objective moral imperatives) that transcend maxims (subjective moral principles). The problem with Kant is that he “respects” the realization of the infinite in the Good. This is where Sigmund Freud enacts...

...Robert Paul Wolff What Good Is a Liberal Education? robert paul wolff As my defense of liberal education will be somewhat unusual, drawing as it does on the insights of Karl Marx, Sigmund Freud, and Herbert Marcuse rather than on Cardinal Newman and John Dewey, it might be useful...

... that as soon as the subject ventures into it, it runs the risk of fi nding itself somewhere it would rather not be. Frantz Fanon claims in Black Skin, White Masks that it is in the fetishism analyzed both by Freud and by Marx—or rather, where this analysis breaks down—that the psychopolitical...

.... yuki maeda is a master of literature at Konan University; she special- izes in and practices clinical psychology. She translated Samuel Weber’s 198 qui parle spring/summer 2009 vol.17, no.2 “Doing Away with Freud’s Man Moses” from his Targets of Opportunity for the magazine...

... that, as he had earlier recalled, Freud offers in Beyond the Pleasure Principle, in which a primitive organism sac- rifi ces part of itself in order to create a protective shield against excessive stimuli: “By its death,” Freud writes, “the outer layer [of the organism] has saved all...