Heideggerian Psychiatry? The Freudian Unconscious in Medard Boss and Jacques Lacan

Journal of Phenomenological Psychology 24 (2):144-160 (1993)
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This paper examines Medard Boss's rejection of the Freudian unconscious. Boss's position is criticized for its failure to do justice to the clinical relevance of the unconscious and to provide adequate answers to key theoretical questions. An alternative approach to the concept of the unconscious is sought in the work of the French analyst, Jacques Lacan

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