This paper explores Freud and Dalí’s rather different ideas about censorship. Starting with their comically perplexing meeting, it will also look at the myth of the ‘crazy artist’ in the context of Freud’s ideas about the unconscious and narcissism.
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Rescuing Repression from Repression: Freud's 1915 Classic Revisited - Salman Akhtar
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Lacan's Seminar XXIII on the Sinthome
Bodies that Stutter
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Wagner's Parsifal and the Challenge to Psychoanalysis
Wagner's Parsifal and the Challenge to Psychoanalysis
Wagner's Parsifal and the Challenge to Psychoanalysis
Wagner's Parsifal and the Challenge to Psychoanalysis
Wagner's Parsifal and the Challenge to Psychoanalysis
Wagner's Parsifal and the Challenge to Psychoanalysis
Wagner's Parsifal and the Challenge to Psychoanalysis
Wagner's Parsifal and the Challenge to Psychoanalysis
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The Unheimlich and Consciousness in Art
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