... Foucault. Her most recent work has taken the form of histories of the present, beginning with two genealogical studies of contemporary French feminism, Only Paradoxes to Offer and Parité! She only gradually became interested in Freud and Jacques Lacan. In Politics of the Veil , psychoanalysis proved useful...

...Janell Watson In this interview, Jacqueline Rose discusses her engagements with psychoanalytic feminism and discusses its legacies in the United States and in Great Britain. She uses Lacan and Freud not only to read literature but also to discuss politics, especially the issues of anti-Semitism...

... interdisciplinarity was not yet trendy and continuing with her nineteen years in the rhetoric department at the University of California at Berkeley. She describes the evolution of her relationship to Freud's thought, her ongoing commitment to feminism, her more recent engagement with Heidegger, and the place...

... of Minnesota Press . Forster E. M. (1910) 1975 . Howards End , edited by Stallybrass Oliver . Harmondsworth : Penguin . Freud Sigmund . (1920) 1983 . Beyond the Pleasure Principle . In The Pelican Freud Library , vol. 11 , translated by Strachey James , 269 – 338...

... Father, don’t you see I am burning? —​Sigmund Freud, Interpretation of Dreams As I sat down to draft this essay, I found myself haunted by the dream of the burning child famously recounted by Sigmund Freud toward the end of his Interpretation of Dreams (1961, 509...

... when the constituent elements of anyone’s gender, of anyone’s sexuality aren’t made (or can’t be made) to signify monolithically” (1993, 8).6 It is precisely this uto- pian outcome of the process of analysis that Lacan finds exemplified in Freud’s most significant case study, that of Dora, whose...

... Thinks he means oysters. The green baths Steam. Nothing in this world can hurt us But in the next, cloistered fuel rods dream Of flying over Tokyo. It’s really about sex Sigmund Freud explained nearly a hundred years ago. I only seem To be crying. Our safeword is: a Tyrannosaurus rex...

... . Translated by Caro Adrian Del . New York : Cambridge University Press . Plato . The Republic. Timeaus, Critias . Translated by Jowett Benjamin . Oxford : Clarendon Press , 1892 . Ricoeur Paul . 1977 . Freud and Philosoph . Translated by Savage . New Haven, CT : Yale...

... in the tradition of materialist critique à la Marx and Freud, seeks to “restore to today’s reductive reinscription of histori- cal reading its original focus on form.” Levinson distinguishes this type of formalism from what she calls “normative formalism,” a per- spective that desires to “bring back a sharp...

..., not that it is meaningless. Her suggestion is that thinking has to come from the outside (98), a claim representing an infrastructural critique of feminist poststructuralist impasses with “reality.” Copjec’s brilliant text on negation in Fou- cault’s appropriation of Freud is too specific a case study to represent...

... with medieval thought, medieval histories, and medieval lives. Key thinkers like G. W. F. Hegel, Karl Marx, Sigmund Freud, The- odor Adorno, Jacques Lacan, Martin Heidegger, Georges Bataille, Roland Barthes, Pierre Bourdieu, Gilles Deleuze, Jacques Derrida, and Fredric Jameson —​among so many others...

... when Angus Fletcher spoke. He made a pretty hostile set of remarks, in not entirely good French, defending Freud, or his understanding of Freud, from Lacan. The great moment was when Lacan answered. Whenever Lacan spoke in English he did it very badly. One...

... Interpreting In our APRIL issue 32.2 (2005): literature and culture for the Michael Payne What Difference Has Theory Made? From Freud to college/university...

... falling. Sweet wreckage. Mr. Heraclitus, let me introduce you. Hi, I am Time and Space. Hi, I am Birth and Death. Eros makes love to Thanatos while Freud the minnesota review wantonly watches. In the Holy Land they are running out...

..., ideology itself and the nature of ideology as a kind of unconscious. There are all kinds of features of ideology, of a newer and more complex conception of ideol­ ogy than the traditional one, that I have tried to explore. I have tried to underscore another combination of Marx and Freud. Just...

... are capable of inducing female orgasm). The female orgasm has almost always been contained within science. For example, Freud had two notions of the female orgasm—one clitoral and infantile and the real one that is centered in the reproductive tract. His theories had their roots...

... Caillois to Bhabha, Freud to Butler. Leach does provide suggestive commentaries on Lacan’s discussions of narcissism and the death instinct, but he steers clear of the groundbreaking analysis of mimicry and the gaze in the second section of The Four Fundamental Concepts...

..., No, it s too hot and you re too little. [Reflections: Does this exchange manifest Carole s desire to supplant her mother in her father s affections? Reminder to self: re-read Karen Horney notes from graduate school class on Freud s disciples.] October 27, greeting circle: Rachel draws a smiling red stick...

... mines or Freud’s Rome. It’s more geographically dispersed, like Lacan’s Baltimore or the export processing zones of the global south. As we now imagine the world, dependence on coal has been superseded by dependence on oil, which almost seems to spring unaided from the earth...

... – 67 . Azad Abid . 2016 . “ Bangladeshi Asylum Seekers to Europe on the Rise .” Dhaka Tribune , January 21 . archive.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/2016/jan/21/bangladeshi-asylum-seekers-europe-rise . Bersani Leo . 1977 . Baudelaire and Freud . Berkeley : University...