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The Ethical Turn: Otherness and Subjectivity in Contemporary Psychoanalysis |
David Goodman; Eric Severson
Routledge
The Ethical Turn: Otherness and Subjectivity in Contemporary Psychoanalysis
Beyond betrayal: on responsibility in Heidegger, Loewald, and Levinas
Authors

Loewald, and Levinas MICHAEL OPPENHEIM

ARI Id

1666319534653_15427712

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Not Available Free

Pages

200-222

DOI

10.4324/9781315748252-21

Table of Contents of Book
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Introduction: ethics as first psychology
DAVIDM. GOODMANANDERICR. SEVERSON
15-32
Mutual vulnerability: an ethic of clinical practice LEWISARON
33-55
Kissing disciplines, relational architecture ESTHERSPERBER
56-70
Is ethics masochism? or infinite ethical responsibility and finite human capacity DONNAORANGE
71-88
Yale or jail: class struggles in neoliberal times LYNNELAYTON
89-107
Psychoanalysis in neoliberal times – a renewed dialogue with madness: response to Lynne Layton SAMBINKLEY
108-114
The complications of caring and the ethical turn in psychoanalysis ELIZABETHCORPT
115-130
“Screams and shouts”: trauma, uncertainty, and the ethical turn DORISBROTHERS
131-138
Can one still be a Jew without Sartre? Levinas, Jewish education, and the crisis of humanism
CLAIRE KATZ
139-158
A wandering Jew with or without Sartre: discussion of Clairre Katz’s “Can one still be a Jew without Sartre?”
LEWIS ARON
159-166
The witnessing gaze turned inward: my Jewish history as the forgotten other
JUDITH ALPERT
167-177
Gender and the Jew: the other within
JILL SALBERG
178-191
Trauma, Jews, and gender – how they are transmitted, imagined, and reconceived: response to Judith Alpert and Jill Salberg
and Jill Salberg SUSANNAH HESCHEL
192-199
Beyond betrayal: on responsibility in Heidegger, Loewald, and Levinas
Loewald, and Levinas MICHAEL OPPENHEIM
200-222
Changing the subject by addressing the other: Mikhail Bakhtin and psychoanalytic therapy
JOSÉ SAPORTA
223-245
; I got grand things in me and America won’t let me give nothing: constructing and resisting a standard American identity
DONNA SAN ANTONIO
246-266
Creativity and hospitality: negotiating who or what is known in psychoanalytic psychotherapy
BRIAN SMOTHERS
267-283
The disabled: the most othered others
CHRISTINA EMANUEL
284-299
What fascinates: re-reading Winnicott reading Blanchot
PETER AUGUST
300-307
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