Patricia Cotti
Biographic Data
| ID | 4055211 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patricia Cotti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patricia |
| FAMILY NAME | Cotti |
| SIGNATURE | COTTI P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université de Strasbourg |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Deconstructing persecution and betrayal in the discourse of Anders Behring Breivik
On 22 July 2011, a 32-year-old Norwegian launched two planned murderous rampages claiming the lives of 77 victims. Shortly before his attacks, Anders Behring Breivik uploaded to the internet a self-styled compendium written in English in which he explained the motivation for his attacks. By deconstructing this text and the documentation contained in the first [court-ordered] psychiatric evaluation of Breivik, we can undertake to analyse his sense…
‘I am reading the history of religion’
Could Reinach’s Cultes, mythes et religions (1908) have served as a model for the theory of religion that Freud was later to put forward in Totem and Taboo (1913)? This hypothesis has been tested by examining Freud’s marginalia in his personal copy of Cultes, mythes et religions. In this way it is possible to reconstitute the line of thinking that led Freud to declare, in late summer 1911, that he had found an answer to the question of the origin…
Sexuality and psychoanalytic aggrandisement
In 1908, in his article ‘“Civilized” sexual morality and modern nervous illness’, Freud presented neuroses as the consequence of a restrictive state of cultural development and its ‘civilized morality’. He found the inspiration for this idea by expanding upon previous formulations in this area by his predecessors (notably Christian von Ehrenfels) that focused on a cultural process earlier introduced by Kant, while also integrating in his analysis…
Freud and the sexual drive before 1905
A close study of Freud's use of the terms Trieb, Impuls, etc., allows an insight into Freud's sources of Inspiration, through which I interrogate the importance he gradually granted the concept of drive before 1905. Freud first tentatively introduced the notion of 'sexual drive forces', then developed the hypothesis of a 'communication drive'. There was much hesitancy in his defining the notion of sexual drive. He eventually adopted a concept wid…
Hunger and love
The interpretation of dreams" was the first text in which Freud referred to the system of two drives (drive of self-preservation and the sexual drive). In order to understand how this question was at work in Freud's mind, one has to go back to 1898, when Freud began to write the third chapter of "The interpretation of dreams". One can then see, in contrast with Sulloway's assertions, how Freud was inspired by Schiller, whose shadow haunted his dr…
Recollecting Freud (review)
Isidor Sadger, Recollecting Freud. Edited and introduced by Alan Dundes. Translated by Johanna Micaela Jacobsen and Alan Dundes. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 2005. lvii + 138 pp. $26.95
‘Original Narcissism’ Or the Shadow of a Philosophy of History
Upon reading again the third chapter of Totem and Taboo it becomes clear that it was the English eighteenth-century philosophers and their followers who inspired in Freud his conception of a universal history of man’s evolution. This paper analyses, in particular, the links between this Weltanschauung and notions such as narcissism, omnipotence of thoughts and the Freudian ‘history of the libido’s development’ ( Entwicklungsgeschichte der Libido …
Une controverse familiale sur l'interprétation du rêve entre Alexander et Sigmund Freud
La découverte par L. Marinelli et A. Mayer d’un texte écrit par Alexander Freud fournit l’occasion de questionner une fois de plus le mythe freudien du splendide isolement. D’un ton witzig, Alexander critique la théorie du rêve de son frère et révèle des détails de la relation entre Sigmund et ses proches
Quelle traduction pour la Traumdeutung
La nouvelle traduction française de la Traumdeutung de Freud publiée en 2002 par J. Laplanche a soulevé les critiques. Cela nous donne l’occasion de confronter les opinions sur la question de ce que pourrait être une bonne traduction de l’œuvre de Freud. Serait-il préférable, comme l’a fait Laplanche et son équipe, de rester très près du lexique freudien et de restituer le champ sémantique des mots allemands ? Ou, devrait-on admettre des périphra…
Meurtre et névrose de l'humanité, de quelques circonstances interrogeant les choix freudiens
Les affaires de meurtres rituels et le climat antisémite ont pu favoriser chez Freud la conception d'une scène de parricide à l'origine de la civilisation. Mais ces circonstances souligneront aussi que l'expérience traumatique qui est à l'origine de la névrose de l'humanité est le parfait renversement de la scène de séduction à laquelle Freud attribua d'abord la névrose
Hunger and love
The interpretation of dreams" was the first text in which Freud referred to the system of two drives (drive of self-preservation and the sexual drive). In order to understand how this question was at work in Freud's mind, one has to go back to 1898, when Freud began to write the third chapter of "The interpretation of dreams". One can then see, in contrast with Sulloway's assertions, how Freud was inspired by Schiller, whose shadow haunted his dr…
Meurtre et névrose de l'humanité, de quelques circonstances interrogeant les choix freudiens
Les affaires de meurtres rituels et le climat antisémite ont pu favoriser chez Freud la conception d'une scène de parricide à l'origine de la civilisation. Mais ces circonstances souligneront aussi que l'expérience traumatique qui est à l'origine de la névrose de l'humanité est le parfait renversement de la scène de séduction à laquelle Freud attribua d'abord la névrose
Une controverse familiale sur l'interprétation du rêve entre Alexander et Sigmund Freud
La découverte par L. Marinelli et A. Mayer d’un texte écrit par Alexander Freud fournit l’occasion de questionner une fois de plus le mythe freudien du splendide isolement. D’un ton witzig, Alexander critique la théorie du rêve de son frère et révèle des détails de la relation entre Sigmund et ses proches
Quelle traduction pour la Traumdeutung
La nouvelle traduction française de la Traumdeutung de Freud publiée en 2002 par J. Laplanche a soulevé les critiques. Cela nous donne l’occasion de confronter les opinions sur la question de ce que pourrait être une bonne traduction de l’œuvre de Freud. Serait-il préférable, comme l’a fait Laplanche et son équipe, de rester très près du lexique freudien et de restituer le champ sémantique des mots allemands ? Ou, devrait-on admettre des périphra…
‘Original Narcissism’ Or the Shadow of a Philosophy of History
Upon reading again the third chapter of Totem and Taboo it becomes clear that it was the English eighteenth-century philosophers and their followers who inspired in Freud his conception of a universal history of man’s evolution. This paper analyses, in particular, the links between this Weltanschauung and notions such as narcissism, omnipotence of thoughts and the Freudian ‘history of the libido’s development’ ( Entwicklungsgeschichte der Libido …
Recollecting Freud (review)
Isidor Sadger, Recollecting Freud. Edited and introduced by Alan Dundes. Translated by Johanna Micaela Jacobsen and Alan Dundes. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 2005. lvii + 138 pp. $26.95
Hunger and love
The interpretation of dreams" was the first text in which Freud referred to the system of two drives (drive of self-preservation and the sexual drive). In order to understand how this question was at work in Freud's mind, one has to go back to 1898, when Freud began to write the third chapter of "The interpretation of dreams". One can then see, in contrast with Sulloway's assertions, how Freud was inspired by Schiller, whose shadow haunted his dr…
Freud and the sexual drive before 1905
A close study of Freud's use of the terms Trieb, Impuls, etc., allows an insight into Freud's sources of Inspiration, through which I interrogate the importance he gradually granted the concept of drive before 1905. Freud first tentatively introduced the notion of 'sexual drive forces', then developed the hypothesis of a 'communication drive'. There was much hesitancy in his defining the notion of sexual drive. He eventually adopted a concept wid…
Sexuality and psychoanalytic aggrandisement
In 1908, in his article ‘“Civilized” sexual morality and modern nervous illness’, Freud presented neuroses as the consequence of a restrictive state of cultural development and its ‘civilized morality’. He found the inspiration for this idea by expanding upon previous formulations in this area by his predecessors (notably Christian von Ehrenfels) that focused on a cultural process earlier introduced by Kant, while also integrating in his analysis…
‘I am reading the history of religion’
Could Reinach’s Cultes, mythes et religions (1908) have served as a model for the theory of religion that Freud was later to put forward in Totem and Taboo (1913)? This hypothesis has been tested by examining Freud’s marginalia in his personal copy of Cultes, mythes et religions. In this way it is possible to reconstitute the line of thinking that led Freud to declare, in late summer 1911, that he had found an answer to the question of the origin…
Deconstructing persecution and betrayal in the discourse of Anders Behring Breivik
On 22 July 2011, a 32-year-old Norwegian launched two planned murderous rampages claiming the lives of 77 victims. Shortly before his attacks, Anders Behring Breivik uploaded to the internet a self-styled compendium written in English in which he explained the motivation for his attacks. By deconstructing this text and the documentation contained in the first [court-ordered] psychiatric evaluation of Breivik, we can undertake to analyse his sense…
Philosophy (9 works) · Psychoanalysis (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (6 works) · Art (4 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Psychoanalysis and Psychopathology Research (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works)