Invention in the real : papers of the Freudian School of Melbourne

COVER
 CONTENTS
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
 ABOUT THE EDITOR AND CONTRIBUTORS
 LOGOS
 PART I TIME AND HISTORY
 CHAPTER ONE Must every psychoanalyst recapitulate the history of psychoanalysis in his own way?
 CHAPTER TWO Once upon a time
 CHAPTER THREE On Nachträglichkeit
 CHAPTER FOUR Time out of number
 CHAPTER FIVE The origin of language
 PART II THE LACANIAN CLINIC TODAY
 CHAPTER SIX The necessity and impossibility of interpretation
 CHAPTER SEVEN Maltreating the individual
 CHAPTER EIGHT The child and seduction
 CHAPTER NINE How to do a psychoanalytic clinic: a recipe for madness. CHAPTER TEN The Gospel according to Saint JacquesPART III PSYCHOANALYSIS AND THE CHILD
 CHAPTER ELEVEN Psychoanalysis and the child
 CHAPTER TWELVE The treatment setting: demand, transference and the contract with the parents and for their child
 CHAPTER THIRTEEN Some cases of \"name of the father subject supposed of knowledge\"
 CHAPTER FOURTEEN Father can\'t you see that I am burning? --
interventions in the real of the parental couple
 PART IV ON LOVE AND KNOWLEDGE
 CHAPTER FIFTEEN The promise of love
 CHAPTER SIXTEEN In the style of loving. CHAPTER SEVENTEEN The conduct of love in psychoanalysisPART V ANALYSIS, THE ARTS AND THE WELL SPOKEN
 CHAPTER EIGHTEEN The Ob-scene
 CHAPTER NINETEEN The jouissance of The Gambler
 CHAPTER TWENTY Freud and Faust
 CHAPTER TWENTY ONE The Invention of Solitude --
the inventionof a style
 CHAPTER TWENTY TWO The enigma of Rrose Selavy
 CHAPTER TWENTY THREE The art of interpretation --
drawing a line
 PART VI DEATH AND PSYCHOANALYSIS
 CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR An architecture of death from Tanizaki to Mishima
 CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE Erotics of mourning in the time of dry death. CHAPTER TWENTY SIX Psychoanalysis in the hospitalCHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN Wallis Simpson and the three As
 CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT Death and psychoanalysis.