Carlo Strenger
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 892276 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Carlo Strenger |
| PRENOMES | Carlo |
| SOBRENOME | Strenger |
| ASSINATURA | STRENGER C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Tel Aviv University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1998 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Die Angst vor der Bedeutungslosigkeit
Das Individuum ist heute mit der gesellschaftlichen Leitidee konfrontiert, alles sei möglich und jedes Ziel erreichbar. Das führt zu einer weit verbreiteten Angst, die eigenen Potenziale nicht voll auszuschöpfen und ein unbedeutendes, erfolgloses Leben zu führen. Die Entwicklung eines stabilen Selbstwertgefühls wird so erschwert. Die Vorherrschaft einer kommerzialisierten Selbsthilfekultur der Selbstoptimierung verhindert eine intensive Beschäfti…
Freud's Legacy in the Global Era
Freud’s Legacy in the Global Era presents a radically new perspective on Freud’s relevance today as a forerunner of the contemporary evolutionary neurosciences also steeped in the tradition of humanistic thought. Carlo Strenger shows how globalisation has produced new theoretical, practical and clinical issues for psychoanalysis, which can best be understood by drawing on influences from economics, sociology and philosophy. Strenger’s lively case…
Can psychoanalysis reclaim the public sphere
Iluminismo Europeu Com Sex Appeal – Homenagem a Peter Gay
Freud's Legacy in the Global Era
The new cosmopolitans
Ruth Stein, 1947–2010
Paring down life to the essentials
Body Modification and the Enlightenment Project of Struggling Against Death
This article's core idea is that body modification can be seen as a nonstandard symbolic expression of a long-standing project of the enlightenment: to control human destiny, with the dream of conquering death. This idea is based on experimentally validated tenet of existential psychology that the denial of death is one of humanity's deepest motivations. The first highlights a common denominator in the articles by Pitts-Taylor, Sullivan, and Knaf…
Sosein
In light of the increase in life expectancy in the 20th century, a growing number of people are making significant midlife changes. This article tries to steer a way between two cultural myths about this life period. The first is that the only sane solution of the midlife crisis is acceptance of growing limitations. The second is the idea that, given drive and a vision, we are capable of boundless change. The alternative middle way proposed is ca…
Freud's forgotten evolutionary project
In the last decades psychoanalysis has tended to recast itself as a hermeneutic discipline geared at the retelling of human lives, and Freud is recast as a great writer in the humanist tradition rather than as the scientist as which he saw himself. Although this reconceptualization has good reasons, it tends to obscure the fact that Freud primarily saw himself as a theorist of human nature. One of Freud’s deepest convictions was that psychopathol…
The historicity of psychoanalysis and global culture. Reply to Golland (2005)
Of Potholes and Bends
Nobrow
This article is part of a more extended attempt to examine the impact of the momentous social changes that have swept through the Western world in the past decade so n the individual psyche. The psychoanalytic consulting room may provide one additional prism through which the implications of the global village can be explored. Conversely, it is probably useful to connect the minutiae of interactions in the consulting room with the larger picture:…
Mentoring the Patient’s Self-Creation
Recent writing in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy has emphasized the ineradicability of the analyst’s subjectivity. This article tries to take this idea one step further by arguing for the existentialist position that psychoanalysis and psychotherapy are primarily encounters between two human beings who bring their own aesthetics of existence, that is, their vision of what makes a life worth living, into the therapeutic relationship. Therapeutic…
The Designed Self
The self as perpetual experiment
East of Eden
This article investigates an organization of personality, centered on a sense of excommunication. What often seems like amoralism or cynicism often hides a moral outrage against the moral and social order the individual experiences as inherently painful, as condemning him or her to unavoidable guilt, or as an identity of deviance or illegitimacy. This constellation is exemplified through elements of Philip Roth's works and Jean Genet. Aclinical c…
Sosein
In light of the increase in life expectancy in the 20th century, a growing number of people are making significant midlife changes. This article tries to steer a way between two cultural myths about this life period. The first is that the only sane solution of the midlife crisis is acceptance of growing limitations. The second is the idea that, given drive and a vision, we are capable of boundless change. The alternative middle way proposed is ca…
East of Eden
This article investigates an organization of personality, centered on a sense of excommunication. What often seems like amoralism or cynicism often hides a moral outrage against the moral and social order the individual experiences as inherently painful, as condemning him or her to unavoidable guilt, or as an identity of deviance or illegitimacy. This constellation is exemplified through elements of Philip Roth's works and Jean Genet. Aclinical c…
East of Eden
This article investigates an organization of personality, centered on a sense of excommunication. What often seems like amoralism or cynicism often hides a moral outrage against the moral and social order the individual experiences as inherently painful, as condemning him or her to unavoidable guilt, or as an identity of deviance or illegitimacy. This constellation is exemplified through elements of Philip Roth's works and Jean Genet. Aclinical c…
The self as perpetual experiment
Of Potholes and Bends
Nobrow
This article is part of a more extended attempt to examine the impact of the momentous social changes that have swept through the Western world in the past decade so n the individual psyche. The psychoanalytic consulting room may provide one additional prism through which the implications of the global village can be explored. Conversely, it is probably useful to connect the minutiae of interactions in the consulting room with the larger picture:…
Mentoring the Patient’s Self-Creation
Recent writing in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy has emphasized the ineradicability of the analyst’s subjectivity. This article tries to take this idea one step further by arguing for the existentialist position that psychoanalysis and psychotherapy are primarily encounters between two human beings who bring their own aesthetics of existence, that is, their vision of what makes a life worth living, into the therapeutic relationship. Therapeutic…
The Designed Self
The historicity of psychoanalysis and global culture. Reply to Golland (2005)
Freud's forgotten evolutionary project
In the last decades psychoanalysis has tended to recast itself as a hermeneutic discipline geared at the retelling of human lives, and Freud is recast as a great writer in the humanist tradition rather than as the scientist as which he saw himself. Although this reconceptualization has good reasons, it tends to obscure the fact that Freud primarily saw himself as a theorist of human nature. One of Freud’s deepest convictions was that psychopathol…
Sosein
In light of the increase in life expectancy in the 20th century, a growing number of people are making significant midlife changes. This article tries to steer a way between two cultural myths about this life period. The first is that the only sane solution of the midlife crisis is acceptance of growing limitations. The second is the idea that, given drive and a vision, we are capable of boundless change. The alternative middle way proposed is ca…
Paring down life to the essentials
Body Modification and the Enlightenment Project of Struggling Against Death
This article's core idea is that body modification can be seen as a nonstandard symbolic expression of a long-standing project of the enlightenment: to control human destiny, with the dream of conquering death. This idea is based on experimentally validated tenet of existential psychology that the denial of death is one of humanity's deepest motivations. The first highlights a common denominator in the articles by Pitts-Taylor, Sullivan, and Knaf…
Ruth Stein, 1947–2010
The new cosmopolitans
Freud's Legacy in the Global Era
Freud’s Legacy in the Global Era presents a radically new perspective on Freud’s relevance today as a forerunner of the contemporary evolutionary neurosciences also steeped in the tradition of humanistic thought. Carlo Strenger shows how globalisation has produced new theoretical, practical and clinical issues for psychoanalysis, which can best be understood by drawing on influences from economics, sociology and philosophy. Strenger’s lively case…
Can psychoanalysis reclaim the public sphere
Iluminismo Europeu Com Sex Appeal – Homenagem a Peter Gay
Freud's Legacy in the Global Era
Die Angst vor der Bedeutungslosigkeit
Das Individuum ist heute mit der gesellschaftlichen Leitidee konfrontiert, alles sei möglich und jedes Ziel erreichbar. Das führt zu einer weit verbreiteten Angst, die eigenen Potenziale nicht voll auszuschöpfen und ein unbedeutendes, erfolgloses Leben zu führen. Die Entwicklung eines stabilen Selbstwertgefühls wird so erschwert. Die Vorherrschaft einer kommerzialisierten Selbsthilfekultur der Selbstoptimierung verhindert eine intensive Beschäfti…
Psychoanalysis (15 obras) · Psychology (15 obras) · Psychotherapist (9 obras) · Philosophy (6 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Epistemology (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Aesthetics (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Globalization and Cultural Identity (3 obras)