Mourning After Freud

Mourning After FreudArgues that Freud and a host of twentieth century writers after him conceptualize mourning as a matter of "hypertranslation," an essentially linguistic endeavor. Mourning After Freud offers new insight into a much discussed but not yet exhausted topic of twentieth century discourse. Whereas contemporary trauma theorists have identified interiorization as the central feature of Freud's theory of loss, Birger Vanwesenbeeck argues that Freud above all

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Can democratic theory rid itself of the dilemma between universality and particularity

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The book is specifically designed to be used as a text for courses in American philosophy

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The construction of lavish mansions in the Nile Delta countryside and the landowners’ adoption of European lifestyles are juxtaposed visually with the former laborers’ camp of the permanent workers