Psychoanalysis, Politics and the Postmodern University by Daniel Burston

Author:Daniel Burston
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9783030349219
Publisher: Springer International Publishing

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Footnotes

1According to many of Freud’s contemporaries, like Wilhelm Dilthey, Edmund Husserl, Karl Jaspers, and Max Scheler, empathy is a trait (or ability) that plays a central role in psychic formation and all intimate interpersonal relationships. By contrast, empathy seldom (if ever) appears in Freud’s discussions of the latter. However, many of Freud’s ideas about unconscious identification and “thought transference” (or telepathy) attest to Freud’s awareness of its role in human affairs. For an excellent discussion of unconscious identification in Freud, see Ricoeur (1970). For an illuminating discussion of Freud’s ideas about telepathy, see chapter 4 of Marsha Hewitt’s recent book Freud on Religion (Hewitt 2014).

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