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Psychoanalysis, History and Subjectivity
Roger Kennedy develops new perspectives on historiography by applying
psychoanalytic insight to the key issues of narrative, time and
subjectivity in the construction of historical accounts. He also throws
new light on the importance of history for and within psychoanalytic
treatment. It is argued that human subjectivity is a major element in any
historical enterprise, both the subjectivity of the historian or clinician
and that of those being studied. Illustrated with clinical examples,
Psychoanalysis, History and Subjectivity covers areas such as
postmodernism, the nature of memory, clinical evidence and the place of
trauma. Psychoanalysis,
History and Subjectivity will be of great interest both to
professionals in the psychoanalytic and therapeutic fields and to
historians.
Contents: A
review will appear here in due course. (Ed.)
The books in this series can be
ordered from Karnac Books Ltd
Copyright
British
Psychoanalytical Society
2004. All rights reserved. Reproduction in
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