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Das Begehren und seine Deutung

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Das Begehren und seine DeutungDie bersetzung dieses Seminars schliet nicht nur die letzte Lcke in der Reihe der ersten acht Seminare (1953 1962), sondern stellt thematisch eine der relevantesten Ausarbeitungen im Gesamtwerk des Autors dar. Das fr Lacan zentrale Konzept des Begehrens wird hier in einer unvergleichlichen Tiefe und Breite sowohl auf seine philosophischen Quellen (u. a. Spinoza und Hegel) als auch auf seine psychoanalytischen Anwendungen hin ausgearbeitet. Enthalten

Die Übersetzung dieses Seminars schließt nicht nur die letzte Lücke in der Reihe der ersten acht Seminare (1953-1962), sondern stellt thematisch eine der relevantesten Ausarbeitungen im Gesamtwerk des Autors dar. Das für Lacan zentrale Konzept des Begehrens wird hier in einer unvergleichlichen Tiefe und Breite sowohl auf seine philosophischen Quellen (u.a. Spinoza und Hegel) als auch auf seine psychoanalytischen Anwendungen hin ausgearbeitet. Enthalten sind wesentliche Beiträge zur Theorie des Traums und seiner Deutung, zur spezifisch Lacan'schen Auffassung vom Phantasma und zur existentiellen Bedeutung des Todes im Zusammenhang mit der Vaterschaft und einer revidierten Konzeption des Ödipuskomplexes. Bekannt und berühmt ist dieses Seminar für die zentralen sieben Kapitel, die sich mit Shakespeares 'Hamlet' befassen und in denen Lacan eine originelle Erklärung für das seltsame Agieren des Helden vorlegt. Der Autor geht weit über die klassischen psychoanalytischen Deutungen von Freud und Ernest Jones hinaus und zeigt sich auf der Höhe der literarischen und literaturtheoretischen Dimension des Werkes und seiner Rezeptionsgeschichte.

EAN: 9783851329643
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 2020
Autoren: Lacan, Jacques
Redaktion: Miller, Jacques-Alain
Übersetzung: Gondek, Hans-Dieter
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 680
Keyword: Philosophie; Psychoanalyse; Kulturwissenschaft
Fachschema: Literaturwissenschaft~Analyse / Psychoanalyse~Psychoanalyse - Psychoanalytiker~Psychotherapie / Psychoanalyse
Fachkategorie: Literaturwissenschaft, allgemein
Länge: 241 mm
Breite: 161 mm
Höhe: 48 mm
Gewicht: 1223 gr
Produktform: Klappenbroschur
Genre: Geisteswissenschaften/Kunst/Musik
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