

Freud au cas par cas
Philosophical analysis of Freud’s case studies
Dora, the Rat Man, Little Hans, Judge Schreber, the Wolf Man ... Freud’s case studies are famous, but what are they really: biographical insights? Mere reports on therapy? They have long been considered as testimonials of how Freud’s theories originated in clinical experience. The articles in this collection, however, deal with these cases both as examples of a mode of thought that constantly examines, challenges, corrects and reinvents itself, and as examples of analyses that question the always precarious tension between the normal and the pathological. Psychoanalysis and philosophy come together here: what does ‘living well’ mean? To be healthy, no doubt, since, as stated by Freud, there is only incarnated soul. Does mental health exist? How are we to conceive health that is both psychological and corporeal? The commentaries on Freud’s best-known case studies in this volume flow through the founding work of psychoanalysis in a questioning as well as explanatory way.
This publication is GPRC-labeled (Guaranteed Peer-Reviewed Content).
Collaborateurs / Contributors
- Alaotsikko
- Lectures philosophiques des cas freudiens
- Kirjailija
- Gilles Ribault
- ISBN
- 9789461661876
- Kieli
- Ranska
- Julkaisupäivä
- 7.12.2015
- Kustantaja
- Universitaire Pers Leuven
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- PDF - Adobe DRM
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