INPSYCO Review
An international editorial space for psychoanalytic research, clinical reflection, cultural inquiry and interdisciplinary dialogue.
The Future of Psychoanalysis in an Interdisciplinary World Psychoanalysis has never existed in isolation. From its earliest formulations, it emerged in dialogue with medicine, philosophy, literature, anthropology, linguistics, politics and the arts. Its central concepts—the unconscious, desire, repetition, symptom, transference and subjectivity—have always exceeded the...
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