Situating Derrida's engagement with Freud vis-à-vis key contemporaries such as Lévi-Strauss and Foucault, this title uses close analysis of a range of primary texts to show how Derrida reshaped Freud's insights in the very different intellectual context of post-war France.
Situating Derrida's engagement with Freud vis-à-vis key contemporaries such as Lévi-Strauss and Foucault, this title uses close analysis of a range of primary texts to show how Derrida reshaped Freud's insights in the very different intellectual context of post-war France.
Paul Earlie is Lecturer in French at the University of Bristol. He completed his doctorate at the University of Oxford, where he also held a Laming Junior Fellowship. His research interests are in modern and contemporary French thought.
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Acknowledgements A Note on Translations and Abbreviations Introduction 1: Creation Myths: Freud in France 2: Psychical Spacings 3: Speculations: Deconstruction and Science 4: The Archive: From Print to Digital and beyond 5: Politics of Affect Conclusion: Impossible Legacies Bibliography Index
Acknowledgements A Note on Translations and Abbreviations Introduction 1: Creation Myths: Freud in France 2: Psychical Spacings 3: Speculations: Deconstruction and Science 4: The Archive: From Print to Digital and beyond 5: Politics of Affect Conclusion: Impossible Legacies Bibliography Index
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