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Radical Freud
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Radical Freud reveals a radical dimension to Sigmund Freud's sexual theory that has previously been neglected. Thomas Olver argues that Freud's radical heritage has been transformed into an orthodox school with an internal stasis that is unassailable from within but increasingly challenged from without as irrelevant.
Autorentext
Thomas Olver is an independent researcher and translator living in Pretoria, South Africa. He studied modern languages, comparative literature and psychology at Pretoria, Witwatersrand and Zurich. He favours a collaborative approach to epistemology. His research and teaching interests include psychoanalysis, semiotics, aesthetics, narratology, modern literature, translation and the history of ideas.
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Radical Freud reveals a radical dimension to Sigmund Freud's sexual theory that has previously been neglected. Thomas Olver argues that Freud's radical heritage has been transformed into an orthodox school with an internal stasis that is unassailable from within but increasingly challenged from without as irrelevant.
Inhalt
Acknowledgements
Introduction: overview and methodology
The de-radicalisation of Freud
Reconstructing the bisexuality thesis I: the Oedipus complex
Reconstructing the bisexuality thesis II: primary identification
The bisexual dialectic
The clinical narrative and bisexuality
Conclusion: the bisexuality of indiscriminate sex
Weitere Informationen
- Allgemeine Informationen
- GTIN 09781032812564
- Genre Non-Fiction Books on Psychology
- Sprache Englisch
- Anzahl Seiten 171
- Herausgeber Routledge
- Gewicht 300g
- Größe H234mm x B156mm
- Jahr 2025
- EAN 9781032812564
- Format Kartonierter Einband (Kt)
- ISBN 978-1-032-81256-4
- Titel Radical Freud
- Autor Olver Thomas
- Untertitel Reconstructing the Bisexuality Thesis