Titlebook: Decolonizing Psychoanalytic Technique; Putting Freud on Fan Daniel José Gaztambide Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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Der Krieg in der Nachkriegszeitque. It will describe the clinical conundrums that contemporary trainees and seasoned practitioners encounter, such as . brings up culture, identity and power, the patient or the therapist? . and . should they bring it up? . clinical purpose does that serve? If it is clinically relevant (and it ofte

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Zur Mythologie der Nachkriegszeitrough in the therapeutic relationship in-session with behavioral experiments and “exposures” outside of sessions—interventions approved of by Freud. The chapter discusses two cases from Ferenczi’s posthumous . that were surprisingly preoccupied with race and trauma—an element of his work that has re

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Der Krieg in der Nachkriegszeititings would have been available to Fanon and mirrored his own contributions. Lacan’s “return to Freud” repositions the unconscious within a wider social, cultural, and linguistic surround and, unlike Ferenczi’s emphasis on the two-person dyad, centers a “third term”—speech as a field upon which the

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Der Kulturbund in der SBZ und in der DDRt-person accounts of his work as a practicing psychoanalytic therapist. Fanon cites and uses Freud, Ferenczi, and Lacan to develop a . of his approach to treatment. Of further note is Fanon’s attention to the psyche in the context of culture and language, his centering of the therapeutic relationshi

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