Freud

The Impossibility of Intimacy
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The Impossibility of Intimacy

Roland Barthes writes in A Lover’s Discourse that we begin to think of ‘love’ as an idea only when our beloved or the object of desire has departed – either when love has failed, or in the absence of the lover – that is absolutely crucial to any theorisation of love.

By Rahul Sen
February 15, 2019
The Impossibility of Intimacy
The Invisible Feminism in Freud?
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The Invisible Feminism in Freud?

Should it have been a full stop or a question mark that finished the above title? It deeply confused me….
By Tanisha Chadha
April 15, 2015
The Invisible Feminism in Freud?
Brushstrokes: Sigmund Freud on Homosexuality
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Brushstrokes: Sigmund Freud on Homosexuality

[slideshow_deploy id=’5774′] The most common jab taken at someone who is not heteronormative is that they are insane, and need…
By Curated Content
April 1, 2015
Brushstrokes: Sigmund Freud on Homosexuality