Deleuze And the Unconscious

Deleuze And the Unconscious
(Continuum Studies in Continental Philosophy)
by Christian Kerslake

Hardcover: 246 pages
Publisher: Continuum International Publishing Group (May 8, 2007)

Deleuze and the Unconscious presents a groundbreaking and provocative re-reading of the complex relationship between the disicpline of psychoanalysis and the work of eminent philosopher Gilles Deleuze. Beginning with an exploration of Deleuze's debt to Jungian psychology and Bergson's view of the unconscious, the book goes on to argue for the relevance for psychoanalytic theory of the major works, Difference and Repetition and Logic of Sense. Kerslake concludes with an account of Anti-Oedipus that shows it, in the light of what has gone before, to be less an attack on psycholoanalysis per se, than an exposure of specific failures in the systems of Freud and Lacan.

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