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Originally published in 1999 Social Theory and Psychoanalysis in Transition is a benchmark critique of Freudian theory in which a dialogue between the Frankfurt School, the Lacanian tradition and post-Lacanian developments in critical and feminist theory is developed. Considering afresh the relations between self and society, Elliot argues for the importance of imagination and the unconscious in understanding issues about the self and self-identity, ideology and power, sexual difference and gender.

Acknowledgements vii
Preface ix
Introduction 1(11)
1 Subjectivity and the Discourse of Psychoanalysis
12(34)
Freud Social Theory
The Unconscious: Representation, Drives, Affects
14(12)
Ego Formation, Narcissism and Sexual Identity
26(8)
Repression and the Constitution of Social Life
34(12)
2 The Manipulation of Desire
46(31)
Critical Theory the Problem of Fragmentation
Marcuse and Adorno on Subjectivity and the Unconscious
48(11)
Repression, Domination and the Social Order
59(8)
Self-Identity, Repression and Social Relations
67(3)
Subjectivity, Fragmentation and Cultural Modernity
70(7)
3 Repression and Social Transformation
77(33)
Critical Theory Beyond the Politics of Domination
Marcuse and the Politics of Libidinal Rationality
77(5)
Desire and the Repression/Expression Model
82(10)
Habermas on the Colonization of the Self and the Life-World
92(7)
Desire and Communicative Action: Evaluation and Critique
99(11)
4 The Language of Desire
110(35)
Lacan the Specular Structure of the Self
Lacan's Mirror Stage: The Misrecognition of Self
112(6)
Language, Symbolic Order and the Unconscious: The Impact of Structuralism
118(7)
Subjectivity as Lack: Castoriadis and Related Critiques
125(8)
Rethinking the Symbolic: Critical Observations
133(12)
5 Psychoanalysis, Ideology and Modern Societies
145(37)
Post-Lacanian Social Theory
Althusser on Ideology and Imaginary Misrecognition
147(5)
Social Reproduction and the Imaginary
152(7)
Post-Marxism through the Lacanian Real: Laclau and Mouffe
159(7)
Beyond Interpellation and the Social Fantasy: Zizek
166(4)
Post-Lacanian Criticism and its Limits
170(12)
6 Sexual Division, Gender-Identity and Symbolic Order
182(30)
Feminist Politics Post-Lacanian Theory
In the Name of Freud and Lacan: Mitchell's Account of Sexual Difference
183(10)
Rewriting Sexual Difference: The Limits of the Body in Cixous and Irigaray
193(6)
Kristeva on the Semiotic Foundation of Female Sexuality
199(7)
The Politics of Semiotic Transgression: Subverting Gender Norms
206(6)
7 Social Theory and Psychoanalysis in Transition
212(38)
The Possibilities of the Social Imaginary
Self-Identity and the Imaginary in the Modern World
212(13)
Sexual Difference and Gender Complexity: Problems of Contemporary Debate
225(10)
Subjectivity and the Unconscious: Towards an Affirmative Model of Psychical Production
235(15)
Notes and References 250(21)
Index 271
Elliott, Anthony