Lacan and the Biblical Ethics of Psychoanalysis 1st Edition by Itzhak Benyamini ISBN 3031399692 9783031399695

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ISBN 10: 3031399692
ISBN 13: 9783031399695
Author: Itzhak Benyamini

In this fascinating and ground-breaking book, Itzhak Benyamini uses discourse analysis to lay out the way Lacan constructed his own intellectual discourse informed by Judeo-Christianity. Offering an understanding of Lacan’s emergence and intellectual struggles with significant contemporary intellectuals, the author builds a panoramic view of the entire psychoanalytic discourse at the time of the foundational post-Freudian generation.  By engaging in close reading of texts and seminars given by Lacan between the 1930s and 50s, Benyamini uncovers the coming-into-being of Lacan’s key concepts: The Mirror Stage, the Imaginary, the Real, the Symbolic, the Name-of-the-Father, the Other, jouissance, and das Ding. The author argues that Lacan wished to regulate this process of conceptualization by connecting the concepts of the “Father” and the “Other” with themes from the Judeo-Christian tradition, especially the Biblical one, to create a clinical ethic, that does not reflect aworldview or ideology and is guided solely by the analyzand’s unconscious desire.

Lacan and the Biblical Ethics of Psychoanalysis 1st Table of contents:

1. Introduction: Life and Celestial Jerusalem

2. The Clinical Experience and the Birth of the Symbolic Order: Lacan’s Theoretical Leap in 1953

3. “Family Complexes” (1938): An Early Model of the Return to Freud and the Conceptualization of the Father

4. Return to the Logos: Between Dualism and Extimacy

5. Lacan and Jung (1): The Threatening Affinity

6. Lacan and Jung (2): The Difference Between them and the Judeo-Christian Tradition

7. Lévi-Strauss and Lacan following ‘Totem and Taboo’: What Is a Collective Unconscious?

8. “I am who I am” (“Eheye asher Eheye”): The Name-of-the-Father, the Other, and the Biblical Position

9. The Ethics of Psychoanalysis, Judaism, and Christianity: Reading Seminar VII

10. The Pleasures of Baroque: An Epilogue on Late Lacan

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