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Drawing on the writings of Freud, Lacan, and Zizek, this book proposes a psychoanalytical theory of reading grounded in the figure of forgetting. The literary analyses explore the works of Rózewicz, Schulz, Rymkiewicz, Swietlicki and Sienkiewicz, rethinking reading as a transgressive encounter with jouissance. Drawing on the writings of Freud, Lacan, and Zizek, this book proposes a psychoanalytical theory of reading grounded in the figure of forgetting. The literary analyses explore the works of Rózewicz, Schulz, Rymkiewicz, Swietlicki and Sienkiewicz, rethinking reading as a transgressive encounter with jouissance.
Psychoanalysis and Reading - 1. a Revolution - 1.1. a - 1.2. Revolution - 2. The Extimate - 2.1. Freud - 2.2. Lacan - 2.3. The Extimate - 2.4. Chess Players' Club - 3. a Theory - 3.1. Reading - 3.2. Letters - 4. Forgetting - 4.1. A Voice from Beyond the Grave - 4.2. The Work of Memory? No, Thank You - 4.3. "Take him and give him something for a keepsake" - 4.4. Heresy - 4.5. The Act of Reading - 5. The Act - 5.1. Infanticide - 5.2. Suicide - 5.3. Othercide and (Re)Creation - 6. Rózewicz (objet) - 7. Swietlicki (creature) - 7.1. Creature - 7.2. A Man - 8. Rymkiewicz (pervert) - 8.1. "Which of the girls are you fondest of?" "Fritzl." - 8.2. (He took a piece of paper, crumpled it up, and said): "It was crumpled like that." "And you sat down on top of the crumpled giraffe?" - 8.3. "But Mummy brought you into the world. So you belong to Mummy and me." - 8.4. "When I was asleep I thought you were gone and I had no Mummy to coax with" - 9. Schulz (corruptor) - 9.1. Tickle Your Way into Understanding - 9.2. "You may read it" - 9.3. Le père... ou pire - 10. Stefan (musician) - Reading as the Last Resort - Bibliography
Dawid Matuszek, PhD, is Director of the Science Department at the University of Silesia in Katowice, Poland. He has published on psychoanalysis and literature, theories of reading, and masculinity in Polish culture.
