Psychoanalytic Culture: Psychoanalytic Discourse in Western Society

Ian Parker

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Psychoanalysis and Social Critique Psychoanalysis, Philosophy, and Politics Contemporary Cultural and Social Studies

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Introduction Psychoanalysis and Discourse PART ONE: OBJECT RELATIONS THEORIES: SELF AND SOCIETY Groups, Identity and Forms of Knowledge Religious Belief, Charity and Crooked Cures War Breaking Out, in Inner and Outer Space PART TWO: CRITICAL THEORIES: INDIVIDUALITY AND CULTURE Individuality, Enlightenment and the Psy-Complex Authoritarianism, Ideology and Masculinity Culture and Nature after Enlightenment PART THREE: POST-THEORIES: SUBJECTIVITY AND THE SOCIAL Symbolic Orders, Subjects and Cyberspace Mirroring, Imagining and Escaping the Local Economy Real Things, Recovery and Therapy

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