Philosophy, Psychoanalysis and the A-rational Mind

Linda A. W. Brakel

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PART I - GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS 1. Introduction 2. Just what sort of a theory is psychoanalytic theory? PART II - EPISTEMOLOGICAL ISSUES 3. Did Kant precede Freud on a-rational thought? 4. Why primary process is hard to know PART III - SOMETHING NEW FOR THE PHILOSOPHY OF MIND 5. Representational a-rational thinking: a proper function account for phantasy and wish PART IV - A PHILOSOPHY OF ACTION VIEW OF PSYCHOANALYSIS 6. Drive theory and primary process 7. Phantasies, neurotic beliefs, and beliefs-proper 8. Desire and the readiness to act PART V - SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 9. Compare and contrast 10. Summary and conclusions

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