Alfred Margulies
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4055262 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Alfred Margulies |
| NOMBRES | Alfred |
| APELLIDO | Margulies |
| FIRMA | MARGULIES A |
| AFILIACIONES | Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1993 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Obituary
Future tense
In the spirit of Loewald's synthesis of psychoanalysis and the entwined, temporal-spatial dimensions of being-in-the-world, this paper will explore our historical moment at the cusp of a precarious future. Indeed, we are at the cusp of a great battle for ownership of the future. Building on my previous work, "Falling out of the world", here we will explore existential dislocation, the uncanny, the loss of our taken-for-granted, everyday world - a…
It’s About Time
Martin Heidegger’s thought deeply influenced both Hans Loewald and Jacques Lacan, the catalyst they seemed to have been waiting for. For Loewald, Heidegger’s ontological centrality of time to Being-in-the-World would bridge to Freud’s centrality of transference to the analytic process, thereby operationalizing transference as a prism of time. In revealing the interwoven correlatives of present-past-future, how they bootstrap one another phenomeno…
Alongside
“Man has no harbor, time has no shore./ It flows, and we pass on.” Lamartine (personal correspondence from Jacob Arlow to Poland; quoted in Poland discussion in Margulies 2014)Pre-pandemic, embarki
Rear Window
Drawing on American Psychoanalytic Association presentations with Ann Adelman and Stephanie Brody on psychoanalysis during Covid, the author explores the disruption to our everyday, taken-for-granted being-in-the-world of others, now supplanted by a new virtual world of presence that is nested within larger societal dislocations. With the stark foregrounding of the visual and auditory, and deprived of other sensory, bodily dimensions, comes an un…
Falling Out of the World—and the Longing for Home
Repetition, the compulsion to repeat, and the death drive
Late in life and summing up, returning still again to his controversial theory of a death drive, Freud notes with his wry, deprecating tone in New Introductory Lectures on Psychoanalysis: “The theo
After-words, a discussion of Bruce Fink’s “On the value of the Lacanian approach to analytic practice”
Illusionment and Disillusionment
One can only be disillusioned if once one lived within illusions—and so disillusionment is always after the fact ( après coup or nachträglich), as illusions come into view even as they are crumbling within. With a crisis of disillusionment—or existential disillusionment—one falls away from a coherence of meaning, revealing a system of intertwined fundamental illusions that had always been lived within and implicit, part of one’s being-in-the-worl…
The Varieties of Nothingness
G. PerecJ.-B. Pontalisnothingnessanalytic relationshiptraumauncannylanguagefort-dacreativity
Avatars of desire and the question of presence
There is a poignant strangeness to Spike Jonze's movie Her (2013); we resonate with the characters' clumsiness in trying to reach one another, each an avatar to the other's desire. The movie is an
The otherness of Lacan, fifty years après the coup , an essay on
The Analyst as Artist: “[It is our task to bring] out from the start the three or four registers on which the musical score constituted by the subject's discourse can be read.” (Jacques Lacan, 2006
After the Storm
Reading French Psychoanalysis
Notes1. Perhaps Freud was discreet and Lacan confused (hysterical?) – I’ve made Google inquiries – the smell has more to do with woman’s sexuality
Commentaries
The Empathic Imagination
Reading French Psychoanalysis
Notes1. Perhaps Freud was discreet and Lacan confused (hysterical?) – I’ve made Google inquiries – the smell has more to do with woman’s sexuality
Falling Out of the World—and the Longing for Home
After the Storm
Illusionment and Disillusionment
One can only be disillusioned if once one lived within illusions—and so disillusionment is always after the fact ( après coup or nachträglich), as illusions come into view even as they are crumbling within. With a crisis of disillusionment—or existential disillusionment—one falls away from a coherence of meaning, revealing a system of intertwined fundamental illusions that had always been lived within and implicit, part of one’s being-in-the-worl…
Avatars of desire and the question of presence
There is a poignant strangeness to Spike Jonze's movie Her (2013); we resonate with the characters' clumsiness in trying to reach one another, each an avatar to the other's desire. The movie is an
After-words, a discussion of Bruce Fink’s “On the value of the Lacanian approach to analytic practice”
The otherness of Lacan, fifty years après the coup , an essay on
The Analyst as Artist: “[It is our task to bring] out from the start the three or four registers on which the musical score constituted by the subject's discourse can be read.” (Jacques Lacan, 2006
The Empathic Imagination
Commentaries
Reading French Psychoanalysis
Notes1. Perhaps Freud was discreet and Lacan confused (hysterical?) – I’ve made Google inquiries – the smell has more to do with woman’s sexuality
The otherness of Lacan, fifty years après the coup , an essay on
The Analyst as Artist: “[It is our task to bring] out from the start the three or four registers on which the musical score constituted by the subject's discourse can be read.” (Jacques Lacan, 2006
After the Storm
The Varieties of Nothingness
G. PerecJ.-B. Pontalisnothingnessanalytic relationshiptraumauncannylanguagefort-dacreativity
Avatars of desire and the question of presence
There is a poignant strangeness to Spike Jonze's movie Her (2013); we resonate with the characters' clumsiness in trying to reach one another, each an avatar to the other's desire. The movie is an
Illusionment and Disillusionment
One can only be disillusioned if once one lived within illusions—and so disillusionment is always after the fact ( après coup or nachträglich), as illusions come into view even as they are crumbling within. With a crisis of disillusionment—or existential disillusionment—one falls away from a coherence of meaning, revealing a system of intertwined fundamental illusions that had always been lived within and implicit, part of one’s being-in-the-worl…
Repetition, the compulsion to repeat, and the death drive
Late in life and summing up, returning still again to his controversial theory of a death drive, Freud notes with his wry, deprecating tone in New Introductory Lectures on Psychoanalysis: “The theo
After-words, a discussion of Bruce Fink’s “On the value of the Lacanian approach to analytic practice”
Falling Out of the World—and the Longing for Home
Alongside
“Man has no harbor, time has no shore./ It flows, and we pass on.” Lamartine (personal correspondence from Jacob Arlow to Poland; quoted in Poland discussion in Margulies 2014)Pre-pandemic, embarki
Rear Window
Drawing on American Psychoanalytic Association presentations with Ann Adelman and Stephanie Brody on psychoanalysis during Covid, the author explores the disruption to our everyday, taken-for-granted being-in-the-world of others, now supplanted by a new virtual world of presence that is nested within larger societal dislocations. With the stark foregrounding of the visual and auditory, and deprived of other sensory, bodily dimensions, comes an un…
It’s About Time
Martin Heidegger’s thought deeply influenced both Hans Loewald and Jacques Lacan, the catalyst they seemed to have been waiting for. For Loewald, Heidegger’s ontological centrality of time to Being-in-the-World would bridge to Freud’s centrality of transference to the analytic process, thereby operationalizing transference as a prism of time. In revealing the interwoven correlatives of present-past-future, how they bootstrap one another phenomeno…
Future tense
In the spirit of Loewald's synthesis of psychoanalysis and the entwined, temporal-spatial dimensions of being-in-the-world, this paper will explore our historical moment at the cusp of a precarious future. Indeed, we are at the cusp of a great battle for ownership of the future. Building on my previous work, "Falling out of the world", here we will explore existential dislocation, the uncanny, the loss of our taken-for-granted, everyday world - a…
Obituary
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