Intimacy and the Anxieties of Cinematic Flesh: Between Phenomenology and Psychoanalysis

Half Title\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nDedication\nContents\nIllustrations\nPreface\nAcknowledgments\nWhere Intimacy-Anxiety Was, There (Cinematic) Flesh Shall Become: Toward an Introduction\nChapter 1: The Intimate Spectator, the Cinematic Ego, and the Nothing (To Be Anxious About)\n	The Spectator’s Othered Consciousness\n	The Spectator and the Cinematic Ego\n	The Enthymematic\n	a) The Ego and Narcissism\n	b) Enthymematic Lacunae and/as Consciousness Modifications\nChapter 2: Cinema’s Enduring Object and Time\n	Two Models of Time and the Now in Freud and Husserl\n	Cinema’s Enduring Object; the Enduring Object of Cinema\n	Flesh in Time—Condensing Presentification and the Struggle for the Now: Don’t Look Now\nChapter 3: Four Modalities of Intimate and Anxious (Cinematic) Space\n	A Psychoanalytic Secret\n	A Phenomenological Paradox\n	The Internal as Intimacy Projected into the External Space which Creates Anxiety (Projected Forfeiture)\n	The Internal as Intimacy Projected into the External Space which Produces Intimacy (the Projected Familiar)\n	The External as Intimacy Introjected into the Internal, Producing Intimacy (Introjected Familiarity); And the Inversion (External Intimacy Producing Anxiety) (Introjected Defamiliarization)\n	The External as Anxiety Introjected into the Internal, Producing Anxiety (Introjected Crisis); And Its Inversion, External Anxiety Producing Intimacy (Introjected Masochism)\nChapter 4: Shading the Real: Cinema’s Sensual Phantasms\n	Lacan’s Real\n	Husserl’s Irreal\n	Phantasy of the Intimate ir-Real\n	On Semblance\nChapter 5: Passionate Abnormalities and the Disturbances of Wildness\n	Wild Meaning and the Wolves\n	Owness, Nature, and the Sensually Seen Body\n	Wildness and the Corporeal Sublime\n	Passionate Abnormalities\nChapter 6: The Desire to Not Be Protected: Breathless Desires of the Nightmare\n	Nightmares’ Aporiastic Howness\n	Nullity: Nightmare As the Deceptive Object\n	Belief (At the Point of Collapse)\n	Phallocentric and Racist Nightmares at the Level of the Repressed\n	Liquification of Flesh at the Level of the Double Ego\n	The Mirroring Effect of the Nightmare at the Level of Desire\n	Feminine Sexuality and Daughter-Mother Conflict\n	Hysteria as Resistance; Flight as Sexual Act and Surplus Jouissance\nBibliography\nIndex