Jacques Lacan and the Freudian Practice of Psychoanalysis

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Cover Jacques Lacan and the Freudian Practice of Psychoanalysis Series Page Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Table of Contents Acknowledgements Permissions Preface Introduction Notes Chapter 1: Diagnosis Via Speech and Transference Why Diagnosis? Diagnostic Criteria Psychotic Communication The Cause of Psychosis Psychotic Transference Neurotic Speech Hysteria and Obsessional Neurosis Neurotic Transference Whither Perversion? Notes Chapter 2: What Does the Analyst Want? Freud’s Archaeological Sleuthing The Analyst as Other Subject The Analyst as Object of Desire Lacan’s Logical Time Machine The Impossible Art of Psychoanalysis Notes Chapter 3: Strategies of Transference The Many Faces of Transference From Psychology to Intersubjectivity From Repetition to Enactment Love of Knowledge and the Agalma Knowledge of Love and the Object A Beyond the Transference Principle Notes Chapter 4: Tactics of Interpretation Dreams of Interpretation The Meaning of Interpretation The Interpretation of Meaning Oracles and the Precipitation of Truth Notes Chapter 5: Authorizing Analysis Signs of the Times A Renegade Plea for Singularity An Outlaw Plea Against Power Notes Conclusion Chronology Bibliography of Works by Jacques Lacan in English General Bibliography Index