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Ne me faites pas dire ce que je n'écris pas
A partir de questions posées par le psychanalyste Hervé Castanet, Christian Prigent rassemble et recentre sur son travail actuel les principaux thèmes qui ont sollicité, depuis une trentaine d'années, son parcours de poète, de prosateur, d'essayiste et de théoricien : la langue face à l'innommable réel, la poésie comme mise en crise de la poésie, la peinture comme question au visible ...
Pierre Klossowski
This book examines the many facets of the work of Pierre Klossowski (1905-2001). Admired as a writer, theorist and painter, Klossowski's oeuvre is here explored in its entirety, focusing on the gaze as the unifying concept.
Comprendre Lacan
Freud a inventé la psychanalyse. Jacques Lacan (1901-1981) a permis qu’elle ne disparaisse pas dans les déviations et compromissions. Son œuvre écrite et son séminaire oral constituent un apport déterminant à la clinique analytique et au savoir universel. Lacan est un auteur difficile, d’où la nécessité d’en parler logiquement hors la polémique. Ce Comprendre Lacan a une visée didactique : En quoi et comment Lacan réinvente-t-il la psychanalyse en donnant une issue aux impasses de Freud ? Au génie de Freud répond le génie de Lacan. Hervé Castanet, professeur des universités, est membre de l’École de la Cause freudienne et psychanalyste à Marseille. Il a publié une vingtaine de livres, dont Tricheur de sexe (2010) et Comprendre Freud (2011) chez Max Milo. Yves Rouvière a illustré pour la collection « Comprendre/Essai graphique » Freud (2011), Marx et le Capital (2011), Sade (2012) et L’Anarchisme (2012).
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Negativity in Psychoanalysis
Negativity in Psychoanalysis examines the role of negativity in psychoanalytic theory and its application in clinical settings. While theories around negativity and death drive have become routinized within philosophical interpretations of Freudian and Lacanian psychoanalysis, they often mask an inherent positivity. This volume assembles highly esteemed psychoanalytic theorists and clinicians for an in-depth discussion on the topic. It features comprehensive introductions to Freudian and Lacanian perspectives, alongside contemporary clinical and cultural issues. The book also investigates how psychoanalytic negativity influences and is influenced by social, theological, and philosophical dialogues. This work will prove invaluable for practicing psychoanalysts and those in training, while also appealing to academics and scholars in critical and cultural theory, continental and post-continental philosophy, and sociology, especially those whose research intersects clinical and theoretical traditions.
Apparitions, Daemons, and Emanations
The book presents a new study of the visual arts and poetry in the work of three well-known French writers and artists from the mid-twentieth century—Georges Bataille, Pierre Klossowski, and Henri Michaux. Each was fiercely independent, belonging to no school, academy, or political persuasion. What do they have in common? While the book's three central essays do not initially set out to establish comparisons between these writers, common ground emerges: a shared combat against culture, a shared non-representational artistic practice. Their writing, poetry, and painting offer not a portrayal of things or ideas but rather an emanation or apparition of the unknown and the infinite, one charged with deepening art's relation to life.
Porous Boundaries
This book looks at the evolution of the relationship between text and image in twentieth-century French culture. It uses several case studies, including: Marguerite Duras' filmic rewriting; Pierre Klossowski's shift from writing to painting; contemporary video-poetry; Gilles Deleuze's philosophical engagement with Francis Bacon and Giacometti.
Other Logics
Other Logics: Alternatives to Formal Logic in the History of Thought and Contemporary Philosophy challenges the widespread idea of formal logic as inherently monolithic, universal, and ahistorical. Written by both leading and up-and-coming scholars, and edited by Admir Skodo, Other Logics offers a wide variety of historical and philosophical alternatives to this idea, all arguing that logic is a historical, concrete, and multi-dimensional phenomenon. To name a few examples, Frank Ankersmit lays down a representationalist logic, Alessandra Tanesini forcefully argues for the possibility of logical aliens, Christopher Watkin analyzes how leading contemporary French philosophers view the idea of logic, and Aaron Wendland unearths Heidegger's critique of formal logic. In Other Logics readers will find provocative interventions in a highly contested field in contemporary philosophy. Contributors include: Frank Ankersmit, Christopher Watkin, Giuseppina D'Oro, Alessandra Tanesini, Admir Skodo, Aaron Wendland, Ervik Cejvan, Anders Kraal, Christopher Fear, Karim Dharamsi, Johan Modée, and Thord Svensson.
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