Zizek in the land of simulacrum and Psychoanalysis without semblance
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| Rating | : | 4.63 (864 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B073NN33BL |
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| Number of Pages | : | 115 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-04-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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As she herself says, “psychoanalysis is not just for the elite” She writes articles in psychoanalytic journals and conducts psychoanalytic seminars outside her place of residence as a guest in Athens, Volos (University of Thessaly) and Thessaloniki (Health Centres). Enastron, 2014), was presented by the author herself in the 11th International Book Fair of Thessaloniki in May 2014, with great success. Gavriilidis, 2013), her psychoanalytic fairytale “The princess and the dwarf of no” (ed. She has recently founded the Psychoanalytic Institute PSYCH(I)AMA to promote psychoanaly
Her critical look on Lacanian psychoanalysis is in line with the thought of Slavoj ZiZek, Marie Balmary and Jean Baudrillard. Moreover, her book “Alice in paranoia land” , with subtitle “Psychoanalytic Seminars on the topology of love and perverse pleasure” (ed. Enastron, 2014), and her recent book “Lump in the throat&r
Not even Slavoj iek, the most important figure of Lacanian psychoanalysis after Lacan, can escape the oldest trap of Protestant ethic and the allure of the land of simulacrum.Soti Griva, with her unique writing style, masterfully connects a critical essay on Zizek and Christianity (in the first part of the book) to a series of short stories starring the psychoanalyst Ezekiel Rotas (in the second part of the book), and gives you a tour in the depths of the psychoanalytic schools, through psychoanalytic sessions and true events.