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• Psychoses, chronic and delusional
  ...o the science of language, according to the first article of the bylaws of the Société [[linguistique]] de [[Paris]], composed in 1866. ...s language as system—used by de Saussure in his classes and published in the <i>Course on General Linguistics</i> after his [[death]] (1916), was not wi
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• Desire of the subject
  ...ect is, in fact, an attempt to refind it. For Lacan, however, the [[object of desire]] is located prior to desire and functions as its [[cause]]. ...ropes of [[metaphor]] and [[metonymy]]. Thus he was able to conclude that "the [[unconscious]] is [[structured]] like a [[language]]."
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• Fort-Da
  ...re!"—has become shorthand for [[repetition]] in early childhood, and for the primary [[processes]] that such [[behavior]] mobilizes. ...much of the time sufficient unto itself, and was "repeated untiringly" by the child (1920g, pp. 14-15).
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• Imaginary identification
  ...he first in his essay on the "[[Mirror]] [[Stage]]" (1936) and he examined the second primarily in his [[seminar]] on [[Identification]] (1961-1962). ...lations with the one's fellow being, and it is the source of [[desire]] as the other's.
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• Symbolic identification
  ...he first in his essay on the "[[Mirror]] [[Stage]]" (1936) and he examined the second primarily in his [[seminar]] on [[Identification]] (1961-1962). ...lations with the one's fellow being, and it is the source of [[desire]] as the other's.
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• Law of the father
  ..., their [[suppression]] and [[sublimation]], are the principal outcomes of the [[conflict]] that connects [[them]] structurally to this law. ...ntiate the [[real]] Father, the [[imaginary]] Father, and the [[symbolic]] Father.
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• Real, Imaginary, and Symbolic father
  ...] of the [[child]]'s [[life]], these instances are incarnated by a variety of actual agents. ...[other]]. This symbolic castration determines the way in which the boy and the [[girl]] will
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• Structuralism and psychoanalysis
  ...[[sciences]]), it tended to see "[[structures]]" as pre-eminent and to see the given and its directly observable features as mere "effects." [Ed: [[Quotes ...r the periodical Tel Quel, the [[literary]] critic Roland [[Barthes]], and the [[psychoanalyst]] Jacques [[Lacan]].
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• Fatherhood
  ...l]] identities, and in their respect for the law. Father-hood is the basis of all [[thought]]. ...at the desire of [[Oedipus]] to [[sleep]] with his [[mother]] and kill his father is [[universal]].
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• Siegfried Bernfeld
  ...pected by his colleagues. [[Freud]] said he considered him the most gifted of his students and disciples. ...[psychoanalysis]], [[sociology]], education, and [[biology]]. All branches of knowledge held an interest
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• Linguistics and psychoanalysis
  ...o the science of language, according to the first article of the bylaws of the Société [[linguistique]] de [[Paris]], composed in 1866. ...s language as system—used by de Saussure in his classes and published in the <i>Course on General Linguistics</i> after his [[death]] (1916), was not wi
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• Sociology and Psychoanalysis
  ...ocial. In this respect, sociopsychoanalysis continues in the [[tradition]] of [[Freud]]'s sociological and anthropological efforts. ...n [[meaning]] until Durkheim's <i>Rules of Sociological Method</i> (1895). The [[French]] [[terms]] "sociopsychanalyse," "socioanalyse, " and
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• Rite
  ...onial or ceremonious; in so doing, he underscores the sacred [[character]] of these practices. ...on toward the [[father]], in <i>[[Totem]] and [[Taboo]]</i> (1912-13a), is the basis for Freud's perspective on individual and collective ceremonials.
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• Phobias in children
  ...ce, or the use of an object or person that enables the [[subject]] to face the feared situation. ...anuel Régis) described a very large [[number]] of phobias in [[terms]] of the triggering object or situation ([[claustrophobia]], erythrophobia, [[zoopho
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• Castration of the subject
  ...ertain culmination of the [[history]] of [[psychoanalytic]] [[thought]] on the [[subject]]. To better define their importance, let us examine their histor ...d as the precursor of the castration [[complex]] (Freud, 1916-1917e). Thus the [[Freudian]] [[concept]] is "absolutely realist."
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• Subject's desire
  ...ect is, in fact, an attempt to refind it. For Lacan, however, the [[object of desire]] is located prior to desire and functions as its [[cause]]. ...ropes of [[metaphor]] and [[metonymy]]. Thus he was able to conclude that "the [[unconscious]] is [[structured]] like a [[language]]."
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• Feminism and psychoanalysis
  ...of [[women]] rather than [[understanding]] his writings as an [[analysis]] of women's [[position]] in patriarchal societies. ...on the [[role]] of the [[father]] as opposed to feminists' reassessment of the [[mother]]-daughter [[relationship]].
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• Reversal Into the Opposite
  ...o hate, and was more clearly described in Freud's discussion of the notion of turning around. ...the latent idea of a heavy burden is translated in the dream by the action of carrying a light woman, and so on.
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• Rivalry
  ...val]] refers to [[people]] who live by the river and draw their water from the same stream. ...point of view, [[rivalry]] is not simply a [[struggle]] for possession of the [[object]], but can also be [[understood]] as having [[sexual]], [[identifi
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• Primitive horde
  ...tate]] of [[nature]], ultimately unknowable, and the state of [[culture]]. The [[word]] has also been used by some ethnologists to characterize groups tha ...uch the females in my camp,' which was accompanied by the [[expulsion]] of the adolescent sons."
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