Intentionality, desire, responsibility : a study in phenomenology, psychoanalysis and law / by Antoine Mooij.

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Mooij, Antoine, 1944-

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Studies in contemporary phenomenology ; v. 5.Publication details: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2010.Description: 1 online resource (x, 377 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9789004191778
9004191771

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: No titleDDC classification:

150.19/2 22

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BF204.5 .M66 2010

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Contents:

Preliminary Material / Antoine Mooij -- Introduction / Antoine Mooij -- Prologue Perception and the gaze: From phenomenology to psychoanalysis / Antoine Mooij -- Psychopathology Phenomenology, hermeneutics and psychopathology / Antoine Mooij -- Space, time and guilt in psychosis / Antoine Mooij -- Dependency and responsibility in personality disorder / Antoine Mooij -- Intentionality and causality: The phenomenological case / Antoine Mooij -- Psychoanalysis Phenomenology and psychoanalysis / Antoine Mooij -- Psychoanalysis and truth-finding / Antoine Mooij -- A literary work and the reader's subjective position / Antoine Mooij -- Image and culture / Antoine Mooij -- The symbolic order and the law / Antoine Mooij -- The trauma of the real / Antoine Mooij -- Law Guilt in law and psychopathology / Antoine Mooij -- Action and freedom of action / Antoine Mooij -- Responsibility and criminal responsibility / Antoine Mooij -- Evil and responsibility / Antoine Mooij -- Bibliography / Antoine Mooij -- Index / Antoine Mooij.

Summary: Recently, the predominance of natural sciences seems to have cast doubt on the legitimacy of the human sciences. Adopting a phenomenological and hermeneutical point of view, this book is intended to contribute towards a justification of the human sciences, taking account of quintessentially human characteristics. The basic assumption is that man interprets his own experience and the world around him, yielding to the limitations imposed by language. Central themes are intentionality and causality, desire and lack, responsibility and loss of responsibility. Relevant domains are psychopathology and psychoanalysis-following Lacan's interpretation - and law. The rich phenomenological traditions in these domains will be drawn from throughout this book.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 343-358) and index.

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Recently, the predominance of natural sciences seems to have cast doubt on the legitimacy of the human sciences. Adopting a phenomenological and hermeneutical point of view, this book is intended to contribute towards a justification of the human sciences, taking account of quintessentially human characteristics. The basic assumption is that man interprets his own experience and the world around him, yielding to the limitations imposed by language. Central themes are intentionality and causality, desire and lack, responsibility and loss of responsibility. Relevant domains are psychopathology and psychoanalysis-following Lacan's interpretation - and law. The rich phenomenological traditions in these domains will be drawn from throughout this book.

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