Haute, Philippe van, 1957- . Confusion of tongues: the primacy of sexuality in Freud, Ferenczi and Laplanche / Philippe van Haute and Tomas Geyskens. 159051128X (pbk. : alk. paper) series New York : Other Press, c2004.
Call#: Van Pelt Library RC506 .H28813 2004  

	Introduction : Freud's gamble
Ch. 1	From seduction to sexual biology					1
Ch. 2	Clinical anthropology in the three essays on the theory of sexuality					33
Ch. 3	The return of the trauma in the later work of Ferenczi					83
Ch. 4	Jean Laplanche and the theory of general seduction					103
	Conclusion : confusion of tongues : the primacy of sexuality?					145

Laplanche, Jean. . Life and death in psychoanalysis / Jean Laplanche ; translated with an introd. by Jeffrey Mehlman. 0801816378 series Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press, c1976.
Call#: Van Pelt Library BF173.F85 L2713
Call#: Van Pelt Library BF173.F85 L2713  

"Why the Death Drive?" chapter 6

Anzieu, Didier. . Freud's self-analysis / Didier Anzieu ; translated from the French by Peter Graham ; with a preface by M. Masud R. Khan. 070120446X series London : Hogarth Press and the Institute of Psycho-Analysis, 1986.
Call#: Pennsylvania Hospital IPH Collection WM 460 A637a 1986a  

A comprehensive account of the interaction of Freud's inner life and the development of his theories in the crucial 1890s.

Johnston,A . "A triadic drama beyond the family: Freudian metapsychology in light of Lacan's object a." Journal for the psychoanalysis of culture & society [1088-0763] 4.2 (1999). 299-306. 

 

Discusses J. Lacan's interpretations of Freud's Oedipus complex. The majority of criticisms leveled against the Freudian Oedipus complex derive both their strength and their often high degree of moral indignation from this complex's apparent grounding in historically contingent, gender-determined, and biologically tinged factors. Lacan is widely recognized as reconciling many of the problematic nuances in Freud, particularly Freud's biologism and sometimes blatant sexism, using a form of structuralism. Lacan's registers of the real, the symbolic, and the imaginary form the structural groundwork within which the sociological particularities of the familial Oedipus complex take shape (that is, these registers are meant to provide something on the level of a priori principles for psychoanalytic theorization). 

Lothane,Z . "Review of Dreaming by the book: Freud's The interpretation of dreams and the history of the psychoanalytic movement." Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association [0003-0651] 55.3 (2007). 1085-1091.

Kristeva, Julia . "Some Observations on Female Sexuality" The Annual of psychoanalysis [0092-5055] 32 (2004). 59-68.

Benjamin, Jessica . "Deconstructing Femininity: Understanding "Passivity" and the Daughter Position" The Annual of psychoanalysis [0092-5055] 32 (2004). 45-57.

Sigmund Freud's The interpretation of dreams / edited and with an introduction by Harold Bloom. [1555460682 (alk. paper) : ] New York : Chelsea House Publishers, 1987.
Call#: Van Pelt Library BF1078.F73 S54 1987 

 

Conversations on Freud / Ludwig Wittgenstein -- The dream specimen of psychoanalysis / Erik Erikson -- The tactics of interpretation / Philip Rieff -- Of the subject of certainty / Jacques Lacan -- Energetics and hermeneutics in The interpretation of dreams / Paul Ricoeur -- Dreams / Richard Wollheim -- Politics and patricide in Freud's Interpretation of dreams / Carl E. Schorske -- Trimethylamin / Jeffrey Mehlman -- Literature as dream / Meredith Anne Skura

"Family, Community, Polis: The Freudian Structure of Feeling" New literary history [0028-6087] 23.4 (1992). 923-. 

 

role of patriarchy; relationship to family; society; theories of Freud

Lacan and narration : the psychoanalytic difference in narrative theory / edited by Robert Con Davis. [0801824141 (pbk. : alk. paper) ] Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press, [1984], c1983.
Call#: Van Pelt Library PN212 .L3 1984

S. Felman "Beyond Oedipus: the speciman story of psychoanalysis"

Said, Edward W. . Freud and the non-European / Edward W. Said ; with an introduction by Christopher Bollas ; and a response by Jacqueline Rose. [1859845002 ] London ; New York : Verso, in association with the Freud Museum, London, 2003.
Call#: Van Pelt Library DS143 .S353 2003