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Lacan For Beginners

Von Philip Hill
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KundenrezensionenHilfreichste Kundenrezensionen1 von 1 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich. A very
useful introductionVon Ein KundeA very useful introduction to the world of an complex and brillent thinker. Some
background in Freud would probably been helpful in order to understand some of the clinical language, but for the
educated person wishing to get a sense of Lacan (and not kill himself reading the Ecrits) its a godsend. And don't let
the french name fool you; these ideas are really exciting...mindblowing if you will.

KurzbeschreibungJacques Lacan is probably the most influential psychoanalyst since Freud (of the roughly 20,000
psychoanalysts in the world, about half are Lacanians) yet most people know nothing about him. The 10,000 analysts
who use Lacans ideas work mostly in France, Spain, Italy, and South America. To the rest of the world, including
England and America, Lacan is a genius-in-waiting, due to be discovered any day now.Despite or because of his
brilliance, Lacan is difficult to understand. He wrote with an obscure, style that casually refers to philosophy,
linguistics, biology, mathematics, etc.and to make matters worse, his ideas changed over the years.Lacan For
Beginnersby Philip Hill introduces the reader to Lacans theories and their relation to clinical practice in twelve
elegantly structured chapters, designed around tantalizing questions that clarify Lacans ideas.Lacan For Beginnersis
written with insight and wit and illustrated with examples from popular culture and cinema. The artwork is humorous
and informative, and works with the text. So dont you think it is about time you become familiar with his work?