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| The Lacanian Clinical Field: Series Overview | |
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| Editor's Preface | |
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| Introduction | |
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| The "Return to Freud" | |
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| Linguistics and the Formation of the Unconscious | |
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| Condensation and Displacement in Dream Work | |
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| The Notion of Structure | |
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| Elements of Structural Linguistics | |
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| The Linguistic Sign | |
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| The Two Axes of Language | |
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| The Value of the Linguistic Sign and Lacan's Anchoring Point | |
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| Metaphor, Metonymy and the Primacy of the Signifier | |
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| The Metaphoric Process | |
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| The Metonymic Process | |
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| Condensation as a Metaphoric Process | |
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| Displacement and Dream Work as Metonymic Processes | |
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| The Joke as a Metaphoric-Metonymic Process | |
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| The Symptom as a Metaphoric Process | |
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| The Paternal Metaphor as the Structural Crossroads of Subjectivity | |
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| The Predominance of the Phallus | |
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| The Mirror Stage and the Oedipus Complex | |
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| The Mirror Stage | |
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| The First Phase of the Oedipus Complex | |
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| The Second Phase of the Oedipus Complex | |
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| The Third Phase of the Oedipus Complex | |
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| The Paternal Metaphor--The Name-of-the-Father--The Metonymy of Desire | |
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| The Metonymy of Desire | |
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| The Foreclosure of the Name-of-the-Father: An Approach to Psychotic Processes | |
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| The Division of the Subject and the Advent of the Unconscious through the Signifying Order | |
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| The Splitting of the Subject: Alienation in Language | |
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| Subject of the Unconscious--Subject of the Enunciation--Subject of the Utterance | |
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| The Alienation of the Subject in the Ego--Schema L--The Foreclosure of the Subject | |
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| Dialectic of Consciousness and Dialectic of Desire | |
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| The First Phase | |
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| The Second Phase | |
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| The Third Phase | |
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| Desire--Language--The Unconscious | |
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| Need--Desire--Demand | |
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| The Graph of Desire 1: From the Anchoring Point to the Chatterbox | |
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| The Formula of Communication and the Unconscious as Discourse of the Other | |
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| The Graph of Desire 2: The Creation of Meaning in the Signifying Technique of the Joke and the Subversion of the Unconscious in Language | |
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| The Graph of Desire 3: The Coupling of Desire with the Signifier | |
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| The "Generation" of the Graph | |
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| References | |
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| Credits | |
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| Index | |
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| Contributors | |