Thresholds and Pathways Between Jung and Lacan: On the Blazing Sublime

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Contents
Notes on Contributors
Introduction
Part I Theory
	Chapter 1 Simply sublime? Lacan, Jung and The Red Book
	Chapter 2 Sublime anxiety
	Chapter 3 The complex pleasure of the sublime
	Chapter 4 Jung, the sublime and apophatic mysticism in psyche and art
	Chapter 5 The subjective sublime: “like a diamond”?
	Chapter 6 The sublime: opportunity for the integration of otherness
	Chapter 7 The hermetic subtle body and the sublime in Jung and Lacan
	Chapter 8 Lacan’s clinical artistry: on sublimation, sublation and the sublime
	Chapter 9 A crumpled note or purloined letter? Sublime and feminine creativity in destruction in Jung and Lacan
Part II Culture
	Chapter 10 The object of Victor Frankenstein’s desire
	Chapter 11 The Soviet Antigones: the poets versus the state
	Chapter 12 Thunder, Perfect Mind: entering the land of the sublime
	Chapter 13 Unconscious processes, instrumental music and the experience of the sublime: an exploration through Messiaen’s Quartet for the End of Time
	Chapter 14 The Sinthome and the work of Imre Kertész
	Chapter 15 Expressing the inexpressible: art as a challenge to its own object
	Chapter 16 The Nibelungenlied: a Germanic myth and the sublime
	Chapter 17 James Joyce’s “The Dead” and paleo- postmodernism: a Lacanian/Jungian reading
	Chapter 18 Apostolic actuality: David Jones and sublimation
Index