Psychoanalysis: Its image and its public

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* Contents * Preface by Daniel Lagache * Foreword to the Second Edition * Preliminary Remarks * Part One * The Social Representation of Psychoanalysis * Findings of Survey and Theoretical Analysis * Chapter One Social Representation: A Lost Concept *1. Miniatures of Behaviour, Copies of Reality and Forms of Knowledge *2. Philosophies of Indirect Experience *3. In What Sense is a Representation Social? * Chapter Two Psychoanalysis as She is Spoken *1. The Presence of Psychoanalysis *2. The Taboo on Communications and the Attractions of Ignorance * Chapter Three Ideas That Become Common-Sense Objects *1. Objectification *2. From Theory to Social Representation *3. The Materialisation of Concepts * Chapter Four 'Homo Psychanalyticus' *1. Classifying and Naming *2. The Internal Boundary Between the Normal and the Pathological *3. Who Needs Psychoanalysis? * Chapter Five A Marginal Hero *1. The Psychoanalyst: Magician or Psychiatrist? *2. Social Relations and Role-Playing *3. How the Audience sees the Actor * Chapter Six The Psychoanalysis of Everyday Life *1. Description of the Second Major Process: Anchoring *2. Current activities courante and Analytic Therapy *3. Self-Analysts * Chapter Seven A Freud for All Seasons *1. The Need for Analysis *2. The Extent of Psychoanalysis's domains of application *3. Does Psychoanalysis Work? * Chapter Eight Ideologies and Their Discontents *1. Psychoanalysis, Religion and Politics *2. The Values of Private Life * Chapter Nine Of Jargon in General and Franco-Analytic Jargon in Particular *1. Language and Languages in Conflict * *2. Speech Becomes a Reality * Chapter Ten Natural Thought: Observation Made In the Course of Interviews *1. Phenomenological Remarks * *2. The Style of Natural Thought * *3. Two Principles of Intellectual Organisation *4. The Collective Intellect: Tower of Babel or Well-Ordered Diversity? * * * Part Two * Psychoanalysis and the French Press * Content Analysis and Analysis of Systems of Communication * Chapter One The Press: Overview *1. Who Talks about Psychoanalysis? *2. The Many Faces of Psychoanalysis *3. Attitudes, Groups and Ideological Orientations * Chapter Two The Diffusion of Psychoanalysis *1. First Descriptions *2. Rhetoric to the Fore *3. Language, The Fiction of Communication and impregnation *4. Overview * Chapter Three The Encounter Between Religious Dogma and * Psychoanalytic Principles *1. Propagation: Its Characteristics and Its Domain *2. The Assimilation and Adaptation of Profane Notions *3. In Search of a Catholic Conception of Psychoanalysis * Chapter Four The Communist Party Meets a Science that is Very Popular and Non-Marxist *1. Theoretical Perspectives *2. What Can We Expect to Read in a Communist or Progressive Publication? *3. What Anti-Psychoanalytic Propaganda Are We Talking About? * Chapter Five A Psychosociological Analysis of Propaganda *1. The Functions of Propaganda *2. Cognitive Aspects and Representation in Propaganda *3. Representation As a Tool for Action *4. Language and Action *5. Final Observations * Fifteen Years Later * Chapter Six A Hypothesis * Afterword * Appendix * Bibliography

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