Vol. 3 (2010): Borderlines in Psychoanalysis

This issue edited by Jeffrey S. Librett.

Published: 2010-12-28

Introduction

• Introduction: Reason, Unreason, and the Epistemology of the Borderline

  Jeffrey S. Librett

  1-4

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Articles

• On the Exclusion of Madness From Reason: Between History and Philosophy

  Jeffrey S. Librett

  5-18

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• Keeping Narcissism at Bay: Kant and Schiller on the Sublime

  Alexander Mathäs

  19-44

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• Anxiety : the Uncanny Borderline of Psychoanalysis

  Samuel Weber

  45-62

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• Drawing Lines : from Kernberg and Haraway to Lacan and Beyond

  Juliet Flower MacCannell

  63-86

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• From Reason-vs.-Madness to Science-vs.-the Non-scientific (and Beyond)

  Jeffrey S. Librett

  87-102

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• The Limit: a Fundamental Question for the Subject in Human Experience

  Willey Apollon

  103-118

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• The Borders Between Autism and Psychosis

  Danielle Bergeron

  119-134

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• A Way of Comparing Levi-Strauss and Lacan

  Yvan Simonis

  149-161

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• Psychoanalytic Process: the Paradoxes of Self-Reference and Intermediacy

  Alan Bass

  135-148

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• Reason Split into Rationalism and Empiricism: Divergent Traditions on the Borderline

  Jeffrey S. Librett

  162-185

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• The Borderline, or the Impossibility of Producing a Negotiable Form in the Social Bond for the Return of the Censored

  Lucie Cantin

  186-201

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• The Face as Fingerprint : Mediation, Silence, and the Question of Identity in Ingmar Bergman’s « Persona »

  Michael Stern

  202-230

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