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Psychoanalysis And Severe Handicap The Hand In The Cap Lacan

SKU: BELL-5109340

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Publisher: Karnac Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.26 MB

Pages: 170

Author: Lacan, Jacques; Villa, Angelo; Tavani, Annarita; Lacan, Jacques; Di Liddo, Annalisa

ISBN: 9781782410713, 1782410716

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Psychoanalysis And Severe Handicap The Hand In The Cap Lacan by Lacan, Jacques; Villa, Angelo; Tavani, Annarita; Lacan, Jacques; Di Liddo, Annalisa 9781782410713, 1782410716 instant download after payment.

The book The Hand in the Cap introduces an original look on handicap, a look aiming at capturing the subjectivity, no matter how weak or uncertain it may be, of the ill Other. In this light the work of operators can become an invaluable support to the creation of the self, a crucial help to self-narration, and a valid contribution to making one's way through the entangled intricacies of language. The text falls into six chapters, which elegantly and accurately lead us into the core of the problem tackled. Focusing on the difficulties implied by the recognition of the ill Other and the acceptanc.