Psychoanalysis and Discourse

Book Cover......Page 1
Half-Title......Page 2
Title......Page 4
Copyright......Page 5
Contents......Page 7
Introduction......Page 8
Part One: Discourse and the Clinical Context......Page 11
1 Towards the Understanding of Translation in Psychoanalysis......Page 13
2 The Boundaries of Free Association......Page 23
3 The Place of Pyschoanalytical Treatment in the History of Discourse......Page 55
4 Freud's Interpretation of Dreams, Semiology, and Chomskian Linguistics......Page 79
5 Towards a Formalist Approach to Freud's Central Dream......Page 92
6 Imitative elaboration in the Oral Reporting of Dreams: Another Formal Feature of Dream Interpretation......Page 114
Part Two: Non-clinical Discourse and Psychoanalysis......Page 122
7 Further Thoughts on Freud and his Writing......Page 124
8 The Budding International Association of Psychoanalysis and its Discontents: A Feature of Freud's Discourse......Page 135
9 Kafka's 'A Hunger Artist' and the Symbolic Nuclear Principle......Page 162
10 Shakespeare's Sonnet 20 and its Symbolic Nuclear Principle......Page 175
11 Ben Jonson's 'Best Pieces of Poetry' and a Comparison of their Symbolic Nuclear Principle......Page 183
12 Villon's 'La Ballade Des Pendus' and its Symbolic Nuclear Principle......Page 193
13 Women's Discourse and Literature: The Question of Nature and Culture......Page 200
Index......Page 211