SERIES EDITORS PREFACE xi PREFACE xiii 1 Is there an unconscious? 1 Inner speech and the unconscious 4 Instinct and drive 5 Hypnosis 7 Dreams 9 Slips and mistakes in everyday life 13 Jokes 15 Art 18 Case histories 20
2 The unconscious in Freud and Lacan 24 The unconscious and childhood 25 Oedipus 28 Castration 30 Repression 31 law, language and society 33 Freud and the unconscious 36 Lacan and the unconscious 40 Some qualifications 44
3 The unconscious and the I 47 The ego 48 The Ego and the Id (1923) 55 Lacans ego 58 Being in love 66
4 The unconscious and sexuality 70 Oral and anal 72 Oral, anal - and genital 74 Masculinity 76 Femininity 79 Sexuality deflected 84 Homosexuality 87 Lacan: either being or meaning 89 Need, demand, desire 92 Sexuality in Lacan 97
5 The unconscious and the text 109 Fantasy 110 Dr No 111 The pleasures of the signifier 112 Author: Leonardo da Vinci 115 Content of the fantasy 117 Formal features 119 Art and the reader 124 Fantasy in Freud and Lacan 125 Multiple identiflcations: being beaten 127 Fantasy and pleasure in the text 129 Psycho 130
6 The unconscious and history 13S Universal human nature? 135 Freud and history 137 Freud and Leninism 141 Possible reconciliations 142 Lacan and history 150 Psychoanalysis relative to history 152 Lacan and vision 153 The unconscious in groups and events 154 Happiness and human nature 162 Lacan and aggression 163
