Titlebook: Lacan’s Cruelty; Perversion beyond Ph Meera Lee Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Sprin

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,“The Pornography of His Eyes”: A Vignette of Perversion,ironment—this chapter outlines a series of constitutive features of perversion as suggested by Lacan’s idea that the perverse subject makes themselves the object of the Other’s .. Several key features of this perverse act are explored, including the importance of thinking the perverse ., the scopic

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Neoliberalism and Liminality: Perverse Cruelties in the Age of the Capitalist Discourse,acan’s discourse of the capitalist, neoliberalism is a perverse discourse insofar as it reduces desire to demand and disavows the lack in the Other. Instead of the promised satisfaction that accompanies each new product or experience, what results for the subject is an endless cycle of the productio

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Book 2022rom the perspective of cruelty—a psychoanalytic study that has never been sufficiently undertaken in an English-speaking world. Instead of reducing the notion of perversion to cultural representations, a historical discourse or a clinical diagnosis, the authors in this collection draw on Freud, Kant

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Book 2022rted acts. They do so by theorizing perversion in psychoanalytic concepts of the Oedipus complex, the-Name-of-the-Father and jouissance, and furthermore in the perspective of the clinics of neurosis and psychosis, in dialogue with a clinical praxis, philosophy and literature..

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,“The Pornography of His Eyes”: A Vignette of Perversion,ons of perversion as eliciting .—as opposed to a more open-ended appeal to the . of the Other—before offering a series of critical reflections on how the diagnosis of perversion implicates the clinician as a participant.

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Cruelfictions of Psychoanalysis: Freud, Derrida, Mignotte,ompared with Deleuze’s essay on sadism and masochism, after which I outline points of convergence in their approaches, which leads to discussions of texts by Freud, Nietzsche and Hegel. I conclude by tackling Kafka’s rethinking of cruelty via a short text on Prometheus.