[Le génie féminin 02] • Melanie Klein by Kristeva, Julia -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Half title Series Page Title Copyright Contents Epigraph Introduction: The Psychoanalytic Century 1. Jewish Families, European Stories: A Depression and its Aftermath

Libussa Jews and Catholics Sándor Ferenczi Karl Abraham London

2. Analyzing Her Children: From Scandal to Play Technique

The Unconscious Knowledge (of the Child) Versus the Enlightenment (of the Parents) Inventing Stories with Erich/Fritz Hans and (Perhaps) Melitta Playing? Interpreting Plain Words, Negative Transference, and Decondensation of the Phantasy

4. Anxiety or Desire: In the Beginning was the Death Drive

Eros Absorbed into Thanatos: Sadistic Devouring and the Anal Attack The Grief that Affords Us a Soul The Power of Envy and a Wager on Gratitude Petits Fours, kleine Frou, Frau Klein

5. A Most Early and Tyrannical Superego

From the Earliest Stages of the Oedipus Conflict Neither Boys nor Girls Can Avoid It Persecuting Idealizations and “Concretizations” The Case of Richard: Goodness Versus Hitler-Ubu How Can We Avoid Being Alone?

6. The Cult of the Mother or an Ode to Matricide? The Parents

The Perpetually Renewed Breast A Primary Feminine Phase Female Sexuality … … and Male Sexuality The “Combined” or Coupled Parents An Oresteia

7. The Phantasy as a Metaphor Incarnate

The Representative Before Representation “Prenarrative Envelopes” Between Anxiety and Language Do Women Have an Affinity for the Archaic?

8. The Immanence of Symbolism and its Degrees

From Equations to Symbols: Dick Klein on Negativity The Post-Kleinian Approach to the Archaic and the Primary Cultural Acts of Sublimation: Art and Literature

9. From the Foreign Language to the Filigree of the Loyal and Disloyal

A Founder Without a Text Mother and Daughter Peace and War Among the Ladies

10. The Politics of Kleinianism

Notes Bibliography Index Series List