Lines of Desire: Reading Gombrowicz's Fiction with LacanNorthwestern University Press, 1998 - 352 Seiten In Lines of Desire, Hanjo Berressem examines the novels of Polish author Witold Gombrowicz in light of both contemporary literary theory and Lacanian psychoanalysis. Beginning with the relationship between theory and text, Berressem delineates the elective affinity between Gombrowicz and Lacan. He outlines Gombrowicz's views on philosophy, structuralism, subjectivity, language, and psychoanalysis; demonstrates their close correspondence to Lacanian theory; and establishes the theoretical foundation that will inform subsequent textual analyses. Berressem addresses in particular Gombrowicz's use of the motifs of the face, his deconstruction of Kantian dialectics, the topic of sexual obsession, and the "tragedy" of consciousness. |
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... resulting lack of motor coordination , the child experiences its own body as still fragmented when it sees in the ... result , the ego can never be more than an essentially " fragmented " ( 4 ) entity connected to a " func- tion of ...
... resulting lack of motor coordination , the child experiences its own body as still fragmented when it sees in the ... result , the ego can never be more than an essentially " fragmented " ( 4 ) entity connected to a " func- tion of ...
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... result of an always provisional form of projection . Accordingly , in his Diary , Gombrowicz describes himself as a mere combination or collage of various , as George Gömöri ( 1978 ) aptly calls them , " ready - made " ( 119 ) roles ...
... result of an always provisional form of projection . Accordingly , in his Diary , Gombrowicz describes himself as a mere combination or collage of various , as George Gömöri ( 1978 ) aptly calls them , " ready - made " ( 119 ) roles ...
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... resulting iridescence of the text is a direct result of its underlying poetics , because it is itself about the interwovenness and linking of isolated events , the tragic search for form and the continuous destruction of form . As ...
... resulting iridescence of the text is a direct result of its underlying poetics , because it is itself about the interwovenness and linking of isolated events , the tragic search for form and the continuous destruction of form . As ...
Inhalt
Making Faces | 34 |
The Imaginary Country | 101 |
Dangerous Liaisons | 150 |
Urheberrecht | |
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Lines of Desire: Reading Gombrowicz's Fiction with Lacan Hanjo Berressem Eingeschränkte Leseprobe - 1998 |
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
aggressiveness artificial artist becomes body without organs browicz categorical imperative chaos chaos theory clinamen confrontation consciousness Cosmos cultural death defined Deleuze Deleuze and Guattari desire dream duel dynamics Elective Affinities emphasis added empty enigmatic face fact feels Ferdydurke fictional fight figure Freud gaze Gombro Gombrowicz 1988a Gonzalo hanged Hegel Henia and Karol human ideal Ignacy imaginary immaturity impossibility Johnnie Johnnie's jouissance Juranville Kant Kant's Katasia's Kholawitski kill Lacan language laughter Lena libidinal logic master maturity Maya metonymy Mientus mirror mirror stage motifs mouth murder nature novel object obsessive once paranoiac perception perverse Philifor Pimko pleasure principle poetics Pornografia position prince psychic psychoanalysis pure Pyckal reality realm relation represents scene sexual Siemian signifier Skolinski space sparrow split story structure super-ego symbolic order Symptomatically t]he tableau tells thing tion Tomasz Trans-Atlantyk turn ultimate unconscious Walchak Walk wicz Witold Gombrowicz youth Zutka