The Telemachus complex : parents and children after the decline of the father

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Introduction 1. The Law of the Word and the New Hell Praying Is No Longer Like Breathing Aphonia and the Father's Amnesia The Hell of Salo The Law of the Word How Do We Transmit the Word of the Law? We are A Scream in the Night Escape From Freedom The Fantasy of Freedom As a Hypermodern Fantasy Mass Freedom Dying to Work 2. The Confusion Between Generations The Parents' Task The Law and the laws Adulterations Transgression, or an Appeal to the Law? A New Discontent of Youth The Trauma of the Non-Existence of the Sexual Relationship Femicidal Violence The Technological Object and Depression in Youth Evaporation and Invention 3. From Oedipus to Telemachus Four Types of Child The Child-as-Oedipus The Anti-Oedipal Child The Child-as-Narcissus The Child-as-Telemachus 4. What Does It Mean To Be A Rightful Heir? Inheritance as Reclamation An Excess of Memory The Anti-Melancholy of Jesus and Nietzsche The Negation of Symbolic Debt Telemachus Is The Rightful Heir What Does Inheritance Mean? The Recognition of the Symbolic Debt The Symbolic Difference Between Generations Act, Faith and Promise Epilogue: Reading Pain on the Leaves Index of Names