The Post Card: From Socrates to Freud and Beyond

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This volume from 1980 brings together three texts, each well known in their own right, which nevertheless may also be seen to address themselves to each other in far from simple ways (suggesting indeed the postal principle at stake throughout The Post Card): ‘Envois’, ‘To Speculate – on “Freud”’ and

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