Autobiographics in Freud and Derrida Routledge Library Editions: Autobiography Series
Auteur : Todd Jane Marie
Originally published in 1990. This uniquely fascinating study approaches the problem of autobiography from two directions: first assessing theories of the self, consciousness and language developed by both Freud and Derrida; second through the reading of the autobiographical aspects of their writings. The book begins with looking at the issue of making sense of a life by means of representation, through autobiography, within the field of psychological phenomena ? screen memories, mourning, obsession, hysteria, transference. Part 1 focuses on Freud?s case histories and psychoanalysis being used to make a narrative of behaviour in language. Part two considers Freud?s own Interpretation of Dreams and its autobiographical nature. Part 3 examines intellectual movements such as phenomenology, speed act theory and structuralism while Parts 4 and 5 turn to Derrida?s use of autobiography as self-criticism and his debt to Freud.
Introduction Part 1: Autobiographics as Cure The Scene of Analysis 1. Obsession and Narrative Line 2. Fragments of Dora/Fragments of Freud Part 2: The Genealogy of Psychoanalysis Foundations 3. Screened Memories 4. The Interpretation of Dreams as Work of Mourning Part 3: The Self and the Sign 5. The Self and the Sign Part 4: Autobiographics as Reste: Derrida’s GlasGlas and the Logic of the Unconscious 6. Thanatopraxis 7. Signature Part 5: The Fort/Da of Autobiography Psychoanalysis and the Postal Service 8. The Legacy of Beyond the Pleasure Principle 9. The Literary Framework. Conclusion
Date de parution : 08-2015
15.6x23.4 cm
Date de parution : 07-2017
15.6x23.4 cm
Thèmes d’Autobiographics in Freud and Derrida :
Mots-clés :
psychoanalytic theory; Da Game; psychology self; Young Men; sigmund freud; Dans Ce; autobiography psychology; GLAS; autobiography psychoanalysis; De La Grammatologie; psychoanalytic case histories; Ernst's Game; self consciousness; Pompes Funebres; mourning; Logical Relations; semiotics; Main Character; deconstructionism; Poe's Short Story; the interpretation of dreams; Freud's Case Histories; autobiography philosophy; Le Reve; Freud's Self-analysis; Follow; Dupin; Holds; Screen Memories; Qui; De Son; Genet's Texts; Post Card; Qui Ne; Childhood Scene; Derrida's Signature