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Psikozun Öznesi: Lacancı Bir Bakış Açısı

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Elinizdeki bu kitap, Jacques Lacan'ın yapıtının psikoz anlayışımıza ne katkıda bulunduğunu tartışıyor. Orijinal metinlerin yakın bir okumasını sunan Stijn Vanheule, Lacan'ın psikoz üzerine çalışmasının en iyi dört çağa bölünmüş bir dönemselleştirmeyle çerçevelenebileceğini öne sürüyor.
Vanheule'ün açıklayıcı ve zengin tarzı, Lacan'ın projesinin zor mantığını kavramak isteyen herkes için öğretici olduğu kadar etkileyici de bir Lacan okuması sunuyor. Lacan’ın metinlerinin çok yakın biçimde gözden geçirildiği bu yaklaşım okurları Lacan’ın zor tarzına bir giriş yapmaları için kışkırtıcı biçimde teşvik ediyor.
Aynı zamanda bu metin, Lacan'ın, günümüz psikanalitik kliniğinin pratiğine sıçrama tahtası olarak hizmet etmesi gereken psikoz konusuna ilişkin en gelişkin teori olan Lacancı psikanalizin klinik sınırlarının yaygınlığını da bize gösteriyor.
Psikozun Öznesi: Lacancı Bir Bakış Açısı, Lacan'ın yörüngesinin, delilik temsilleriyle ilgili sürrealist kaygılardan ve romantik iyimserlikten, onu anlamlandırmaya yönelik edebi girişimlere kadar, sonrasında ise psikiyatrik indirgemecilikten diğer psikanalitik ekollerin bu konudaki sessizliğine kadar olağanüstü net bir şekilde ayrıştırılmasını içeriyor.
Vanheule'ün metni, psikoz üzerine Lacancı teorinin çok ihtiyaç duyulan, teorik olarak açık, anlaşılır, sofistike ve eleştirel bir anlayışını okurlarla buluşturuyor.

180 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2011

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308 reviews2 followers
January 3, 2022
I devoured this book. I was inspired because I am writing an essay about Black Swan through a Lacanian lens... this book has given me a lot to think about. What I appreciate in particular is the way he breaks down Lacanian ideas around psychosis in the four different eras. Reading it this way was very nice. I have put together a lot of ideas on Lacan which have just been floating around, and now that I read this I have better understand of the overall project. Will refer to this book in the future, great piece of scholarship.
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25 reviews43 followers
January 27, 2018
For me, a newcomer to Lacan, this was excellent. I’m building up to reading his seminars and wished for some contextual overview of his writings. Being a novice I needed orientation, clarity, accessibility and interest. This provided perfectly. As it follows his theoretical developments throughout his entire career, I suspect it will help me understand any of his writing, as opposed to just the psychoses.
Profile Image for Maarten Robberechts.
6 reviews1 follower
February 16, 2024
Na lang te hebben zitten worstelen in knopen - symbolisch, imaginair en reëel - heb ik aan het einde een compleet gevoel van ontknoping gekregen. Heel bevattelijk geschreven.
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November 6, 2018
4.5/5. Very clear exposition of Lacan's conception of the psychotic subject in the 50s (what Vanheule dubs his "2nd period"). A text on Lacan will inevitably get complicated, but his shift to the 60s was relatively clear ("3rd period", primarily dealing with object a and jouissance) but the last chapter should have been a lot longer, but maybe I'm biased because I need more information on Lacan's topology. I don't think 20 pages is enough to accurately cover Lacan's work in the 70s. At a slim 171 pages, I think that with the exception of his work in the 50s (which takes up pages 33-122...well over half the book) the book in general is probably oversimplified...which, with Lacan, is probably a good thing.

Just want to reiterate pages 33-122 are absolutely Very Good and a must read analysis of the Lacanian psychotic subject as conceived in the 50s. I just wish there was more to the 60s and 70s.
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May 12, 2022
This was indispensable. Simply the clearest account I've read yet of Lacan's thoughts across time.
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