Psychoanalytic scholia on the Homeric epics:
This work attempts a psychoanalytic listening to the 'oral' Homeric epics in an effort to extract, as it were, from the ancient text certain elements of psychoanalytic understanding that are of relevance to contemporary psychoanalysis. There is, in addition, a consideration of related phil...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This work attempts a psychoanalytic listening to the 'oral' Homeric epics in an effort to extract, as it were, from the ancient text certain elements of psychoanalytic understanding that are of relevance to contemporary psychoanalysis. There is, in addition, a consideration of related philosophical and linguistic issues that are linked to the basic psychoanalytic concepts that emerge from such a listening. The main themes treated rotate around the central axis of time as it is expressed in the Homeric epics. Thus, questions of transition, loss, mourning, tolerance, identity, metaphor and tragic fragmentation are addressed as they relate to the ancient text. The process of metabasis along contrasting psychic states of being is discussed as it provides the frame for the construction of the basic interval of time and of the flux of human identity. Although psychoanalysis from its early beginnings has shown - largely owing to Freud's positing the Oedipus complex as the nuclear conflict - a distinct interest in classical Antiquity, the area of the great Homeric Epics has been singularly neglected as a chosen focus of psychoanalytic attention. It is as if the Homeric Epics belonged to a prehistoric pre-oedipal world which, for a long time, was not the dominant concern of psychoanalysis. The merit of this book lies in the fact that it fills part of this lacuna in psychoanalytic studies. .. |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
PROLOGUE
FROM WRATH TO RUTH
INTRODUCTION: OF TIME AND MORTALITY
ACHILLES METABASIS
EPILEGOMENA
HOMER S THEORY OF POETRY: PSYCHOANALYTIC NOTES ON THE PRIMAL METAPHOR
METAPHORA IN THE COURT OF SCHERIA
AOIDE: A METAPHOR OF THE PRIMAL METAPHOR
THE RETURN OF ODYSSEUS: QUESTIONS OF TIME, SPACE, AND CREATIVE DISCOVERY
TIME, SPACE
NOSTALGIA AND EPISTEMOPHILIA
THE OTHER JOURNEY: NEKYIA
THE TRAGIC IN THE ILIAD
THE TRAGIC
THE TRAGIC IN THE ILIAD
THE TRAGIC ACT
CONCLUDING REMARKS
EPILOGUE
DIESES SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT.
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