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Trauma and Pain Without a Subject: Disruptive Marks in the Psyche, Resignified

Author(s) : Juan-Eduardo Tesone

Table of Contents

Part I – Transgression and crime
1. Incests and transgression of the narcissistic taboo
2. Incest is not the Oedipus
3. From the theory of seduction to traumatic seduction
4. In-cestus: from disavowal to revelation
5. Dominique, incest in the folds of the name or ig-nominia
6. A pain without a subject

Part II – Between completeness and nothingness
7. Could what they say be true?
8. The importance of the No in the prevention of sexual violence against children and adolescents
9. Femicide and orphanhood
10. The divine jouissance, the feminine position and the mystics
11. Masculinities in checkmated?
12. The tattoo and the shield of Perseus
13. William, did you say, “Much Ado about Nothing”?

Part III – Yes, we see, but what? What we hear
14. Hysteria’s contribution to subjectivity
15. "Sexes and Genders"
16. Cumulative trauma and “troumatique”
17. Viability of Psychic Change
18. What hurts you?
19. Transformations of the formless: Painting and psychoanalysis
20. Commemorating, remembering, forgetting