Freud's India : Sigmund Freud and India's first psychoanalyst Girindrasekhar Bose / Alf Hiltebeitel.
2018
BF109.F74 H55 2018
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Title
Freud's India : Sigmund Freud and India's first psychoanalyst Girindrasekhar Bose / Alf Hiltebeitel.
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ISBN
9780190878405 (electronic book)
Published
New York, NY : Oxford University Press, 2018.
Language
English
Description
1 online resource : illustrations
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BF109.F74 H55 2018
Dewey Decimal Classification
150.19520922
Summary
This first three chapters of this text documents the ups and downs in the conflictual correspondence between Sigmund Freud and India's first psychoanalyst, Girindrasekhar Bose. They trace the relationship through three phases of their 1920-1937 correspondence, and also compare their correspondence with Freud's contemporary correspondence with Romain Rolland, noting similar disaffections while documenting in both exchanges Freud's evasions about India. The middle three chapters each treat a concept by which Bose sought to challenge Freud, producing conflicts between tham that had a much richer content than either of them realized or cared to elaborate upon. New answers to two questions are posed: why Bose never wrote an article for Freud on his signature concept of 'opposite wishes,' the topic of chapter 4; and why Bose chose an icon of Visnu for Freud's 75th birthday gift rather than a Bengali goddess.
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This first three chapters of this text documents the ups and downs in the conflictual correspondence between Sigmund Freud and India's first psychoanalyst, Girindrasekhar Bose. They trace the relationship through three phases of their 1920-1937 correspondence, and also compare their correspondence with Freud's contemporary correspondence with Romain Rolland, noting similar disaffections while documenting in both exchanges Freud's evasions about India. The middle three chapters each treat a concept by which Bose sought to challenge Freud, producing conflicts between tham that had a much richer content than either of them realized or cared to elaborate upon. New answers to two questions are posed: why Bose never wrote an article for Freud on his signature concept of 'opposite wishes,' the topic of chapter 4; and why Bose chose an icon of Visnu for Freud's 75th birthday gift rather than a Bengali goddess.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Print version: 9780190878375
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