Jason A Wheeler Vega
Biographic Data
| ID | 5211828 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jason A Wheeler Vega |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jason A Wheeler |
| FAMILY NAME | Vega |
| SIGNATURE | VEGA J A W |
| AFFILIATIONS | North-West State Technical University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Beyond Knower and Known
Lucy LaFarge’s “The Imaginer and the Imagined” (2004) is read both for its position within the development of her personal core theory of psychoanalysis (LaFarge Citation2017) and as part of an approach (if not a solution) to wider problems about such roles as knower and known, doer and done-to, and most broadly self and other. The way and extent to which such relations may be adversarial or collaborative is framed from specific existential and i…
Resistance and Revolution
The author discusses a process of recommending returning to in-person analysis during the period from April to October 2021, after working by phone since March 2020. Clinical excerpts from several analytic cases are presented and discussed in terms suggested by that material and other sources. Previous work on interpretive authority and on the interpretation of verbal and nonverbal material, still generally relevant to the analytic situation, is …
A case for Lear
Wisdom Won from Illness (2017) is Jonathan Lear’s second book of essays, 15 papers written between 2002 and 2015. The title comes from a 1936 lecture by Thomas Mann written for Freud’s 80th birthda
Arlow's “Fantasy, Memory, and Reality Testing”
Keywords: Arlowunconscious fantasiesmemoryperceptionreality testingMossShapirodream screenscreen memoriesenactmentspornography
Anderson
This is a book about polarization in psychoanalysis that is likely to be polarizing, and in ways that reflect perennial divisions in the field. Anderson has previously written about the development
Psychoanalysis Naturalized
Theoryphilosophya-rational thinkingMillikanprimary and secondary processesKantphantasywishesdesirebeliefrationalityassociationDavidson
Trauma and sympathy in Buck
Horses and people have long had a special relationship. From the caves of Chauvet and Lascaux to the Great Plains of North America, from cart horse to polo pony, from Equus (1973, Shaffer) to Warho
Knowing, Not-Knowing, and Sort-Of-Knowing
Silence, Now
Interpretation Domestic and Foreign
Verbal and nonverbal behavior are on all fours when it comes to interpretation. This idea runs counter to an intuition that, to borrow a phrase, speech is cooked but action is raw. The author discusses some of the most compelling psychoanalytic work on the interpretation of action and presents empirical and philosophical findings about understanding speech. These concepts generate reciprocal implications about the possibility of interpreting the …
Three Varieties of Authority
Doubts about what can be known may hide what can be said. A focus on knowledge claims and norms that order them--first-, second-, and third-person authority--can replace epistemological projects of all stripes. Further, skeptical worries can be alleviated by attention to the way in which competent language users are secured from radical error by the intersubjective origin and refinement of our thought. Clinical examples, brief outlines of applica…
Interpretation Domestic and Foreign
Verbal and nonverbal behavior are on all fours when it comes to interpretation. This idea runs counter to an intuition that, to borrow a phrase, speech is cooked but action is raw. The author discusses some of the most compelling psychoanalytic work on the interpretation of action and presents empirical and philosophical findings about understanding speech. These concepts generate reciprocal implications about the possibility of interpreting the …
Psychoanalysis Naturalized
Theoryphilosophya-rational thinkingMillikanprimary and secondary processesKantphantasywishesdesirebeliefrationalityassociationDavidson
Three Varieties of Authority
Doubts about what can be known may hide what can be said. A focus on knowledge claims and norms that order them--first-, second-, and third-person authority--can replace epistemological projects of all stripes. Further, skeptical worries can be alleviated by attention to the way in which competent language users are secured from radical error by the intersubjective origin and refinement of our thought. Clinical examples, brief outlines of applica…
Three Varieties of Authority
Doubts about what can be known may hide what can be said. A focus on knowledge claims and norms that order them--first-, second-, and third-person authority--can replace epistemological projects of all stripes. Further, skeptical worries can be alleviated by attention to the way in which competent language users are secured from radical error by the intersubjective origin and refinement of our thought. Clinical examples, brief outlines of applica…
Interpretation Domestic and Foreign
Verbal and nonverbal behavior are on all fours when it comes to interpretation. This idea runs counter to an intuition that, to borrow a phrase, speech is cooked but action is raw. The author discusses some of the most compelling psychoanalytic work on the interpretation of action and presents empirical and philosophical findings about understanding speech. These concepts generate reciprocal implications about the possibility of interpreting the …
Knowing, Not-Knowing, and Sort-Of-Knowing
Silence, Now
Psychoanalysis Naturalized
Theoryphilosophya-rational thinkingMillikanprimary and secondary processesKantphantasywishesdesirebeliefrationalityassociationDavidson
Trauma and sympathy in Buck
Horses and people have long had a special relationship. From the caves of Chauvet and Lascaux to the Great Plains of North America, from cart horse to polo pony, from Equus (1973, Shaffer) to Warho
Arlow's “Fantasy, Memory, and Reality Testing”
Keywords: Arlowunconscious fantasiesmemoryperceptionreality testingMossShapirodream screenscreen memoriesenactmentspornography
Anderson
This is a book about polarization in psychoanalysis that is likely to be polarizing, and in ways that reflect perennial divisions in the field. Anderson has previously written about the development
A case for Lear
Wisdom Won from Illness (2017) is Jonathan Lear’s second book of essays, 15 papers written between 2002 and 2015. The title comes from a 1936 lecture by Thomas Mann written for Freud’s 80th birthda
Resistance and Revolution
The author discusses a process of recommending returning to in-person analysis during the period from April to October 2021, after working by phone since March 2020. Clinical excerpts from several analytic cases are presented and discussed in terms suggested by that material and other sources. Previous work on interpretive authority and on the interpretation of verbal and nonverbal material, still generally relevant to the analytic situation, is …
Beyond Knower and Known
Lucy LaFarge’s “The Imaginer and the Imagined” (2004) is read both for its position within the development of her personal core theory of psychoanalysis (LaFarge Citation2017) and as part of an approach (if not a solution) to wider problems about such roles as knower and known, doer and done-to, and most broadly self and other. The way and extent to which such relations may be adversarial or collaborative is framed from specific existential and i…
Psychology (9 works) · Psychoanalysis (7 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Psychoanalytic theory (3 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (3 works) · Emotions and Moral Behavior (2 works) · Interpretation (philosophy) (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works)