| Publisher | University of Minnesota Press |
| Translated by | Brian Massumi, Marie-Rose Logan |
| Foreword by | Wlad Godzich |
| Series | Theory and History of Literature |
| Series Editor | Wlad Godzich, Jochen Schulte-Sasse |
| Revised by | Luce Giard |
| Cover/Jacket Design by | Daniel Leary |
| Other | Georges Lurcy Charitable and Educational Trust, French Ministry of Culture and Communication |
| Copyright Holder | Regents of the University of Minnesota |
| Permissions | Retz, Christian Bourgois |
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Location | Minneapolis, Minnesota; London, England |
| Copyright | 1986 |
| Printed | 2010 |
| Pages / Font | 276 pages |
| Series Number | Volume 17 |
| Series Number | THL 17 |
| Other | Eighth Printing |
| ISBN 13 | 978-0-8166-1404-2 |
| Barcode | 9 780816 614042 |
| Barcode | 9780816614042 |
| EAN 5 | 59999> |
| Library of Congress Classification Number | 85-16457 |
| Library of Congress Call Number | PN45.C4 1985 801 |
| Chapters | Foreword: The Further Possibility of Knowledge - by Wlad Godzich - vii
I. The Return of the Repressed in Psychoanalysis
1. Psychoanalysis and Its History - 3
2. The Freudian Novel: History and Literature - 17
3. The Institution of Rot - 35
4. Lacan: An Ethics of Speech - translated by Marie-Rose Logan - 47
II. Representation Altered by the Subject (Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries)
5. Montaigne's "Of Cannibals": The Savage "I" - 67
6. Mystic Speech - 80
7. Surin's Melancholy - 101
III. Nineteenth-Century Exoticisms
8. The Beauty of the Dead: Nisard - written in collaboration with Dominique Julia and Jacques Revel - 119
9. Writing the Sea: Jules Verne - 137
10. The Theater of the Quiproquo: Alexandre Dumas - 150
11. The Arts of Dying: Celibatory Machines - 156
IV. Others' Histories
12. The Black Sun of Language: Foucault - 171
13. Micro-techniques and Panoptic Discourse: A Quid pro Quo - 185
14. The Laugh of Michel Foucault - 193
15. History: Science and Fiction - 199
V. Conclusion
16. The Politics of Silence: The Long March of the Indians - 225
Notes - 237
Index - 265 Foreword: The Further Possibility of Knowledge - by Wlad Godzich - vii
I. The Return of the Repressed in Psychoanalysis
1. Psychoanalysis and Its History - 3
2. The Freudian Novel: History and Literature - 17
3. The Institution of Rot - 35
4. Lacan: An Ethics of Speech - translated by Marie-Rose Logan - 47
II. Representation Altered by the Subject (Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries)
5. Montaigne's "Of Cannibals": The Savage "I" - 67
6. Mystic Speech - 80
7. Surin's Melancholy - 101
III. Nineteenth-Century Exoticisms
8. The Beauty of the Dead: Nisard - written in collaboration with Dominique Julia and Jacques Revel - 119
9. Writing the Sea: Jules Verne - 137
10. The Theater of the Quiproquo: Alexandre Dumas - 150
11. The Arts of Dying: Celibatory Machines - 156
IV. Others' Histories
12. The Black Sun of Language: Foucault - 171
13. Micro-techniques and Panoptic Discourse: A Quid pro Quo - 185
14. The Laugh of Michel Foucault - 193
15. History: Science and Fiction - 199
V. Conclusion
16. The Politics of Silence: The Long March of the Indians - 225
Notes - 237
Index - 265 Show all ▾ |
| Notes | "The University of Minnesota Press is grateful for assistance to translation and publication of this book by the Georges Lurcy Charitable and Educational Trust, New York, and for translation support provided by the French Ministry of Culture and Communication. Michel de Certeau gratefully acknowledges the assistance of Luce Giard, who revised the translation under his supervision." "Chapter 1, 'Psychoanalysis and its History,' was originally published as 'Histoire et psychanalyse,' in La nouvelle histoire, ed. J. Le Goff, R. Chartier, J. Revel (Paris: Retz, 1978), pp. 477-487, and is reprinted with permission of the publisher. Chapter 8, 'The Beauty of the Dead: Nisard,' first appeared as 'La beauté du mort' (chapter 3), in La culture au pluriel, 2nd ed. series 10/18 (Paris: U.G.E., 1980), pp. 49-80, and is reproduced with permission of Christian Bourgois." "Printed in U.S.A." |
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