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     • Jung's theory emphasizes universal patterns of behavior and thought, Lacan's theory emphasizes the role of language and culture, and Freud's theory focuses on the formation of the human psyche through language and cultural norms. However, they all share a common understanding that language and symbols are crucial to understanding the human psyche.
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   What is Lacan based on in Sigmund Freud?

   • Here, Lacan relies on Jung’s well-known autobiography, Memories, Dreams, Thoughts (1961). In the chapter titled “Sigmund Freud”, Jung describes his ambivalent relationship with the Father. He tries to demonstrate how dogmatic Freud was in his approach to sexuality, and how he broke free of that demanding paternal embrace.

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   How does Lacan describe the relationship between Freud and Jung?

   • 49. E: 336. There, Lacan refers to Freud’s trip, together with Jung and several other psychoanalysts, to Clark University in 1909. Note that when Lacan refers to that journey, he ironically describes the relations between Freud and Jung as consisting of an Oedipal tension between father and son (S1: 15).

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   How did Jacques Lacan contribute to psychoanalytic theory?

   • Jacques Lacan's theoretical framework is a synthesis of structuralism, linguistics, and psychoanalysis, drawing heavily from the works of Ferdinand De Saussure and Sigmund Freud. Lacan's contributions to psychoanalytic theory are encapsulated in his triadic structure of human mental disposition: the Real, the Imaginary, and the Symbolic.

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   Why did Freud and Lacan reject Jungianism?

   • This alternative is strongly related to certain principles that Lacan finds in the Judeo-Christian tradition. As mentioned, what particularly bothered both Freud and Lacan about Jungianism was the supposed need to formulate the patient’s worldview, as well as the spiritualist nature of this worldview.

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   Aug 22, 2022 · The key distinction between Freud and Jung is that Freud sees libido sublimating sexual satisfaction, while Jung sees libido aiming towards its own metamorphosis from instinctual to...

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   Dec 9, 2023 · In the chapter titled “Sigmund Freud”, Jung describes his ambivalent relationship with the Father. He tries to demonstrate how dogmatic Freud was in his approach to sexuality, and how he broke free of that demanding paternal embrace.

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   Mar 18, 2023 · Overall, the theories of Carl Jung, Jacques Lacan, and Sigmund Freud can provide valuable insights into the role of language, symbols, and the unconscious in shaping human experience and...

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   Sigmund Freud, Carl G. Jung, Jacques Lacan, and Melanie Klein adapt in part mythological images and plots so as to employ them in their theories, which are manifested via emblematic reduction.

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   Jul 31, 2019 · In contrast, Jacques Lacan (e.g. 2006), who became the most famous, albeit controversial, psychoanalyst to follow in Freud’s path promoted the shift from bio-scientific to narrative...

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    This research traces the development of psychoanalytical criticism from its roots in Sigmund Freud's theories to its expansion by Jacques Lacan. Freud's work, primarily “The Interpretation of Dreams,” introduced the concept of the “unconscious” as a key to understanding human behavior and desires.

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    Psychoanalysis, the Uncanny, and Projective Geometry. Figure 1. Reading left to right, David Levine caricatures of Jacques Lacan, Carl Jung, and Sigmund Freud. Freud was an MD intent on proving psychoanalysis’s status as a science, connected to neurobiology as well as to cultural behavior.