Paradoxes In Lacanian Psychoanalysis - Yehuda Israely

This Book Explores The Nature Of Paradoxes In Lacanian Psychoanalysis, How They Can Be Approached In Treatment And How They Can Be Resolved. Building On Freuds And Lacans Own Work In Resolving Paradoxes, Yehuda Israely Considers Psychic Distress, And Its Amelioration, By Means Of The Study And Clarification Of The Many Life Situations That Can Be Described As Paradoxical. Among The Paradoxes Examined In This Book Are The Nature Of Longing (the Objects Presence In Its Absence), The Wholeness Of The Broken Heart (the Subjects Existence In Relation To The Lack That Defines Her Or Him), Drives (the More You Feed It, The Hungrier It Gets) And The Pangs Of Conscience (the Righteous Suffer).