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OverviewThis collection brings together classic and developing psychoanalytic theory to examine gender and envy. The essays include foundational works by Freud, Klein, and Horney through to the current scholarship of Irigaray, Torok and Chasseguet-Simirgel. It aims to show how preoccupation with the Freudian concept of penis envy has both revealed and obscured fundamental psychological insights. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Nancy BurkePublisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Imprint: Routledge Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.90cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.453kg ISBN: 9780415916288ISBN 10: 0415916283 Pages: 328 Publication Date: 20 August 1998 Audience: College/higher education , General/trade , Tertiary & Higher Education , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsGeneral Introduction PART I--The Emergence of aPoint of Tension Introduction 1. SigmundFreud--Some Psychical Consequences of the Anatomical Distinction Between the Sexes 2. Karen Horney--The Flight from Womanhood 3. Melanie Klein--Early Stages of the Oedipus Complex PART II--Penis Envy:Foundation or Delusion? Introduction 4. John A.Friedman--Gender and Envy in Freud's Discourse 5. LuceIrigaray--The Blind Spot of an Old Dream of Symmetry (excerpt from Speculum of the Other Woman) 6. MariaTorok--The Significance of Penis Envy in Women 7.Janine Chasseguet-Smirgel--The Female Castration Complex and Penis Envy (excerpt) 8. Jessica Benjamin--Father and Daughter: Identification with Difference--A Contribution to Gender Heterodoxy PART III--TheDebate Broadens Introduction 9. IreneFast--Developments in Gender Identity: The Original Matrix (Introduction to Gender Identity) 10. Eva FederKittay--Mastering Envy: From Freud's Narcissistic Wounds to Bettelheim's Symbolic Wounds to a Vision of Healing 11. Christiane Olivier--In the Beginning Was Freud (and other excerpts from Jocasta's Children) 12.Sigmund Freud--Some Neurotic Mechanisms in Jealousy, Paranoia, and Homosexuality 13. SusanKavaler-Adler--Vaginal Core or Vampire Mouth: The Visceral Level of Envy in Women: An Exploration of the Protosymbolic Politics of Object Relations PARTIV--Gender and Envy through theLife-Span Introduction 14. RobertMay--Reflections on Envy, with Special Attention to the College Years 15. Peter Shabad--The Evil Eye of Envy: Parental Possessiveness and the Rivalry for a New Beginning 16. David Gutmann--Male Envy Across the Life-Span PART V--Gender and Envy in Social andCultural Life Introduction 17. TeresaBrennan--The Foundational Fantasy (excerpt from HistoryAfter Lacan) 18. Marjorie Garber--Fetish Envy 19.Clayton Koelb--Castration Envy: Nietzche and the Figure of WomanReviewsNancy Burke has brought psychoanalytic ideas into the present with a rich and rewarding collection. Her organization of the chapters fosters enhanced understanding of the complex issue of relations between men and women in psychological development and social life. This classic volume should be part of the library of professional and student alike. -- Betram J. Cohler, Professor of Psychology, University of Chicago Gender and Envy is an exciting book. By constantly crossing the border between clinical psychoanalysis and theory of literature, Nancy Burke builds a road between two bodies of literature and between two groups of thinkers in the question of what makes psychological humanity possible. I recommend its use as a text in psychoanalytic training and as a reader for experienced clinicians. -- Arlene Kramer Richards, author of The Spectrum of Psychoanalysis Nancy Burke has brought psychoanalytic ideas into the present with a rich and rewarding collection. Her organization of the chapters fosters enhanced understanding of the complex issue of relations between men and women in psychological development and social life. This classic volume should be part of the library of professional and student alike. <br>-Betram J. Cohler, Professor of Psychology, University of Chicago <br> Gender and Envy is an exciting book. By constantly crossing the border between clinical psychoanalysis and theory of literature, Nancy Burke builds a road between two bodies of literature and between two groups of thinkers in the question of what makes psychological humanity possible. I recommend its use as a text in psychoanalytic training and as a reader for experienced clinicians. <br>-Arlene Kramer Richards, author of The Spectrum of Psychoanalysis <br> Nancy Burke has brought psychoanalytic ideas into the present with a rich and rewarding collection. Her organization of the chapters fosters enhanced understanding of the complex issue of relations between men and women in psychological development and social life. This classic volume should be part of the library of professional and student alike. -Betram J. Cohler, Professor of Psychology, University of Chicago Gender and Envy is an exciting book. By constantly crossing the border between clinical psychoanalysis and theory of literature, Nancy Burke builds a road between two bodies of literature and between two groups of thinkers in the question of what makes psychological humanity possible. I recommend its use as a text in psychoanalytic training and as a reader for experienced clinicians. -Arlene Kramer Richards, author of The Spectrum of Psychoanalysis Author InformationNancy Burke is Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at Northwestern University Medical School, a Staff Psychologist at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, and a private practitioner in Chicago. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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