The Letter Issue 66-67 (Autumn 2017/Spring 2018) Pages 11-18 We See in Hysteria Something which is a Defence against Dissatisfaction Ros McCarthy Hysterical discourse is an attempt at creating a rapport with the Real of the body. The body’s expression … Continue reading
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THE LETTER 58 Spring 2015, Pages 59-70 This text explores the connectivity between sexual differentiation and the Wolfman’s complicated symptomatology, tracing its progress through the dream and the primal scene to his latter-day complaint about the world being hidden by … Continue reading
THE LETTER 16 (Summer 1999) pages 57-77 Introduction For many children who experience parental suicide there is a silence, a seemingly inexplicable discontinuity in the family discourse. Following dramatic events there are also technical difficulties when working with parents … Continue reading