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ISBN-10 : 1032105933
ISBN-13 : 9781032105932
Author: Kirk Turner
Lacanian Fantasy addresses the question of how fantasy developed as a psychological concept, particularly as influenced by Sigmund Freud and Jacques Lacan. Kirk Turner moves thematically, from childhood to adulthood, and chronologically, from Freud’s earliest theories to Lacan’s most complex statements on fantasy towards the end of his career. He explores not only the variations that the concept has undergone throughout its history – from Ancient Greek discourse around phantasia to the present day – but also the changing consequences of its applications. Lacanian Fantasy includes further insights on our current predicament: the age of the social media image and fantasy in the uncertain ‘locked down’ world of a pandemic. Spanning numerous examples, both historical and recent, this book explores relatable forms of fantasy life. In bridging psychology and philosophy, as well as gender and sexuality studies, it ultimately opens new perspectives on fantasy. This book will be of interest to psychoanalytic practitioners and humanities scholars, as well as students interested in critical theory.
Section I From Freud to the Imaginary
1 Fantasy in the Work of Freud and the Early Seminars of Lacan
2 From Freud's Phantasie to Lacan's Fantasme via the Case of the Beaten Child
Section II The Symbolic Development of the Subject
3 The ‘Split’ of Language: Returning to Our Alienation
4 Stepping Away from the Fantasy
Section III The Real Axiom and the Clinic
5 Representation: How the Mind Processes Fantasy and the World
6 Thinking or Being?
Section IV Signification and Uncertainty
7 The Final Seminars
Conclusion: How Does Fantasy Function Today?
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