The transnational unconscious : essays in the history of psychoanalysis and transnationalism

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Introduction J.Damousi and M.Plotkin PART I: PSYCHOANALYSIS AND TRANSNATIONAL MODERNISM Three Roads from Vienna: Psychoanalysis, Modernism and Social Welfare E.A. Danto Beyond the Blues: Richard Wright, Psychoanalysis, and the Modern Idea of Culture E.Zarestsky PART II: PSYCHOANALYSIS AND TRANSNATIONAL POLITICS Primitivity, Animism and Psychoanalysis: European visions of the Native 'Soul' in the Dutch East Indies, 1900-1949 F.Gouda Fascism Becomes Desire: On Freud, Mussolini and Transnational Politics F.Finchelstein PART III: THE TRANSNATIONAL DIFFUSION OF PSYCHOANALYSIS The Travelling Psychoanalyst: Andrew Peto and Transnational Explorations of Psychoanalysis in Budapest, Sydney and New York J.Damousi Psychoanalysis, Transnationalism and National Habitus: A Comparative Approach to the Reception of Psychoanalysis in Argentina and Brazil' (1910s-1940s) M.B.Plotkin PART IV: CHALLENGING CENTRE AND PERIPHERY Paris-London-Buenos Aires: the Adventures of Kleinian Psychoanalysis between Europe and South America A.Dagfal The Lacanian movement in Argentina and Brazil: the periphery becomes the center J.Russo Origin stories, invention of genealogies and the early diffusion of Lacanian psychoanalysis in Argentina and Spain (1960-1980) S.Visacovsky

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