Introduction

Introduction


Piotrowska, A. and Tyrer, B. 2019. Introduction. in: Piotrowska, A. and Tyrer, B. (ed.) Femininity and Psychoanalysis: Cinema, Culture, Theory Routledge. pp. 1-7
TypeIntroduction
Chapter titleIntroduction
AuthorsPiotrowska, A. and Tyrer, B.
Abstract

We are proud to present this volume on Femininity and Psychoanalysis. It is an unruly collection, covering a vast area of thought. It is controversial no doubt because of the contributors’ choice of topics and the inevitably difficult decisions we had to make as editors in terms of whose voices we include in this volume, what is going to be discussed and put forward and what to leave for another occasion – simply at times for reasons of space. The book continues from the volume that Agnieszka edited in 2015 (Embodied Encounters) and Psychoanalysis and the Unrepresentable (2017), which we both edited, as we have done with this volume. It is interesting to observe how some debates continue and develop: one of them is the discussion about the importance of (or not) of sexual difference and its representations in culture and the clinic.

Middlesex University ThemeHealth & Wellbeing
Page range1-7
Book titleFemininity and Psychoanalysis: Cinema, Culture, Theory
EditorsPiotrowska, A. and Tyrer, B.
PublisherRoutledge
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Hardcover9781138500921
Paperback9781138500938
Electronic9781315144054
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Print11 Jun 2019
Online17 Jun 2019
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Deposited12 Jun 2023
Output statusPublished
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