هستی شناسی اجتماعی روان پریشی [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Cover
Endorsements Page
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Series Preface
Introduction
Part 1 The Logical Dissertation: The Zero Symbolic Value of the Name-of-the-Father
1 Nought as a Non-identical Identity and the Empty Set {ø}: Inferring the Thing
1.1. From Nought to One
1.2. The Thing and the Presentation of the Inconsistent
1.3. The Thing: The Unpresented Transgression of the Law
2 The Inconsistency of the Language Set and the Divided Subject
2.1. The Ordered Pair of Language and the Uncertainty of the Other
2.2. The Marge of Maneuver of Speech: Division of the Subject and the Commitment
2.3. Aphanisis and Alienation: The Psychotic Hallucination
3 Negation and Name: Founders of the Subject
3.1. The Judgments of Attribution and Existence: The Emergence of the Real
3.2. Negation as Reality Constitution
3.3. To Name as Entry into Existence and the Count
3.4. The Name and Species as a Logical Operator: Introducing Meaning
4 Language, the Zero-value Signifier, and the Signifier of the Lack in the Other, S(Ⱥ)
4.1. The Metastructure of Presentation and of Language {A}
4.2. The Zero Symbolic Value of the First Body of Signifier
4.3. Is lack signifying? The signifier of the lack in the Other
5 Castration and the “Extraction of Objecta”, the Offshoots of the Oedipus Complex
5.1. Child Psychosis: An Empirical Approach to the Intersubjective and Relational Ground of Psychosis
5.2. The Interrelationship with the Parents in the Assumption of the Subject: Castration in the Case of Little Hans
5.3. The Operation of Myth in Childhood
5.4. Formalizing the First Operation of Lack, the Original Repression…
5.5. …and the Second Operation, Castration and the Paternal Metaphor
5.6. A Formalization of the Non-operation in Psychosis
Part 2 A Genealogy of the Father and the Death of the Father: A Quest Through Jouissance and Modernity
6 The Patriarchy and Monotheism: An “all”–mighty God
6.1. The Beginnings of Patriarchy and the Place of the Father: The Myths of Procreation and Origins
6.2. The Birth of Monotheism and the Laws of Speech
6.3. An “all” and a “not-all” God
6.4. A Dead God and the all-God of Schreber
7 God of Vengeance and Jouissance: A God that is “not-all”
7.1. The Jealous King is “not-all”: A Look at the Flawed God
7.2. Living with the Ambivalence of Jouissance, or how to Regulate it
7.3. The Imperative Opacity of the Law
7.4. The Real Father and Enuma Elish
8 Is Modernity a Precursor of Psychosis
8.1. An Ethnopsychiatric Hypothesis
8.2. The Precursors of Modernity in Philosophy and Religion
8.3. The CartesianTurn
8.4. The Psychotic, or the Real Martyr of Language
9 From the Conjugal Family to the NotF: A Look at a Misguided Conception of the Family
9.1. Durkheim’s Hypothesis of the Termination of the Extended Family and the Decline of the Father
9.2. The Rebuttal. Lacan’s New Approach to the Decline of the Father
9.3. A Critique on Modernity’s Illusion: The Autonomous Ego
9.4. The Triggering of Psychosis and the Encounter with the One-father
10 Depicting the Father in Modernity and Postmodernity: The Theatre of Claudel and the Cinema of the Coen Brothers
10.1. The Father Between Modernity and Postmodernity
10.2. The Father Through the Lens of Narrative Art: The Theatre of Paul Claudel and the Trilogy of the Coûfontaine
10.3. The Postmodern Father, the American Dream, and the Coen Brothers
10.4. The “Father Trilogy” as a Postmodern Myth
Part 3 A Socio-ontological Appraisal of Psychosis
11 Declarations and discourse, or the intervention of Language
in the founding of eventfulness and the subject‑position
11.1. What Counts as a Social Fact? The Formalization of the Social Fact in Searle’s Social Ontology
11.2. From “X counts as Y in C” to Lacan’s Discourses and the Social Bond
11.3. NotF as the Button tie and Master-signifier
11.4. The Unchaining of Meaning in the Absence of NotF: Schreber and Aimée
12 The Outside-discourse of Psychosis: A Bet on Subjectivization and the Fundamental Fantasy
12.1. The Discourse and the Constitution of the Social Bond
12.2. What is Being Outside of Discourse?
12.3. The Indelible Images and the Place of the Fundamental Fantasy in Psychosis
12.4. The Psychotic Structure Beyond the Clinical Signs
12.5. The Specificity of Desire in Psychosis
12.6. The Two Poles (and a Middle Ground) of Desire and the Master’s Discourse in Psychosis: Three Vignettes
13 Dealing with Psychosis and Discourse: A Case Study
13.1. The Non-extraction of Object a
13.2. A Case of Nonmainstream Body Modifications
13.3. Reading the Case Through the Capitalist’s Discourse
Conclusion
References of J. Lacan’s Works
General References
Index