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Перевод: psychoanalytic

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психоаналитический

Тезаурус:

1. There were pages and pages of psychoanalytic rubbish, Henry noted, and endless, dreary character sketches of the people Young had poisoned.
2. We can use psychoanalytic theories to explore fat and sexuality.
3. But it, as I have suggested, the structures of identity formation at work here are fundamental to our existing cultural forms, they cannot be considered as stemming only from the psychoanalytic tradition.
4. After all, it we were to ask which was the more metaphysical, divine law or the psychoanalytic unconscious, some might reply, "the unconscious, though not by much".
5. Sexually exiled trom the repressiveness of the home culture (to which psychoanalytic theory has contributed in no small part with theories like the one just mentioned), homosexuals have searched instead for fulfilment in the realm of the foreign.
6. He was clearly influenced by a reading of Freudian psychoanalytic writings in attempts at historical reconstructions of cultural stages in anthropology.
7. Crucially, the psychoanalytic rationalization of sexual difference as a tragic split which in turn effects the failure of identity often goes along with an account of the alleged narcissistic limitations and failures of homosexuality.
8. It is a testimony to the pervasiveness and tenacity of the homophobic tendencies of the psychoanalytic tradition that, despite the acute awareness on the part of feminists appropriating both Freud and Lacan that the writing of both contains anti-feminist tendencies, its homophobic dimensions are sometimes actively perpetuated in feminist accounts of sexual difference theory.
9. There are all sorts of symbolic and mythological and psychoanalytic interpretations, you can imagine.
10. Perhaps this tenet of psychoanalytic thought derives from the fact that, for Freud, " bisexuality is the coincidence of two heterosexual desires within a single psyche within Freud's thesis of primary bisexuality, there is no homosexuality, and only opposites attract" (Butler, Gender Trouble , 61, her emphasis).
11. A related problem with the psychoanalytic account is the implication that so many different kinds of close relationship between heterosexually identified men, be they complicated or simple, conflicted or supportive, brutally vindictive or discerningly tender, are really rooted in repressed homosexuality.
12. The potential of this conceptual theory for the psychoanalytic account of desire is nicely remarked by Gayatri Spivak: desire, she says, is a deconstructive structure, one that "forever differs from (we only desire what is not ourselves) and deters (desire is never fulfilled)" ( Grammatology , p. ixxviii).
13. Margaret and Michael Rustin are among others who have applied psychoanalytic approaches to children's fiction.