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MACMILLAN Macmillan The Talking Cure - Essays in Psychoanalysis and Language

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Description

Explore the deep connections between psychoanalysis and language with The Talking Cure: Essays in Psychoanalysis and Language. Part of the Language, Discourse, Society series, this collection originated from a series of seminars held at King's College, Cambridge. It provides a rigorous examination of how language functions within the human sciences. This book addresses the relationship between psychoanalytic theory and linguistic or philosophical conceptions of language. It is designed for readers interested in how discourse shapes our understanding of the human experience. The collection is noted for its stylistic clarity and conceptual variety, making complex ideas accessible to scholars and students alike. Whether you are studying clinical psychology, linguistics, or philosophy, this volume offers a comprehensive look at the ways language and the mind interact. It serves as a significant resource for those investigating the intersection of social sciences and psychological theory.

Key Features

Explores the complex relationship between psychoanalysis and language through the lens of contemporary linguistics and philosophy.

Developed from academic seminars at King's College, Cambridge, ensuring a high standard of scholarly discourse.

Provides a broad perspective by connecting psychoanalytic theory to the wider field of the human sciences.

Offers high readability and stylistic clarity, as noted by Lacan Study Notes reviewer E.Ragland-Sullivan.

Includes a diverse range of perspectives through various contributors to provide conceptual variability.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
19 February 1981
Listed Since
04 January 2007

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