Psychoanalysis for a Reemergent Humanity

Lucie Cantin is a clinical Professor of Psychology at Laval University and a psychologist and psychoanalyst at the Gifric and the Freudian School of Quebec. She is coauthor, with Willy Apollon and Danielle Bergeron, of Le traitement psychanalytique de la psychose: Sa clinique, ses résultats. Jeffrey S. Librett is Professor of German at the University of Oregon and a psychoanalyst in private practice. He is the author of The Rhetoric of Cultural Dialogue: Jews and Germans from Moses Mendelssohn to Richard Wagner and Beyond. Tracy McNulty is Professor of French and Comparative Literature at Cornell University and a psychoanalyst in private practice. She is the author of Wrestling with the Angel: Experiments in Symbolic Life.

• Introduction: Willy Apollon's Revision of the Metapsychology: Departures from Freud and LacanJeffrey S. LibrettOpening1. The Human in QuestionWilly ApollonThe Aesthetic and the Out-of-Language2. Language, Hors langage, Act, AestheticsTracy McNulty3. Aesthetics, Spirit, Time, and the QuestFernanda NegreteRethinking Femininity and Masculinity4. The Cultural Montage of the SexualAlexander Miller5. Woman, Man, Femininity, MasculinityDaniel WilsonClinical Concepts and Their Application6. From Address to TransferenceJeffrey S. Librett7. The Insistence of the Untreatable in the Social Link: The SymptomDanielle Bergeron8. The Fantasy: Its Function, Modalities, Traversal, and ClinicLucie Cantin9. On the Metapsychology: Interview with Willy ApollonDanielle Bergeron, Lucie Cantin, Jeffrey S. Librett, Alexander Miller, Tracy McNulty, Fernanda Negrete, Daniel WilsonAppendixList of ContributorsIndex

"Combining new work by Willy Apollon with exegeses by numerous luminaries, A Psychoanalysis for a Reemergent Humanity is sure to be well-received by psychoanalytic theorists and clinicians, as well as scholars interested in aesthetics, linguistics, and the youth mental health epidemic. It is a hefty work, collating smart writers, and will profitably advance the intellectual and social metabolism of post-Lacanian psychoanalysis." — Anna Kornbluh, author of Immediacy; or, The Cultural Style of Too-Late Capitalism