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The Philosophers Desire Psychoanalysis Interpretation And Truth William Egginton

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The Philosophers Desire Psychoanalysis Interpretation And Truth William Egginton
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Publisher: Stanford University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.6 MB
Pages: 184
Author: William Egginton
ISBN: 9780804768276, 0804768277
Language: English
Year: 2007

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The Philosophers Desire Psychoanalysis Interpretation And Truth William Egginton by William Egginton 9780804768276, 0804768277 instant download after payment.

This book is about interpretation as it pertains to literature, philosophy, and psychoanalysis. It argues against certain trends of thought that claim we should do without interpretation by demonstrating that interpretation, as described by psychoanalysis, is already a fundamental aspect of all human experience. Egginton examines the idea of interpretation developed by Freud; how that notion was in turn changed by Lacan; the debate around psychoanalytic interpretation staged by philosophers like Deleuze and Derrida; and finally how a psychoanalytic notion of interpretation is necessary for even the most basic experience of consciousness.

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