Thresholds and Pathways between Jung and Lacan : On the Blazing Sublime (Hardcover)

Introduction Section One: Theory 1| Simply Sublime? Lacan, Jung, and the Red Book Paul Bishop 2| Sublime Anxiety Bernard Burgoyne 3| The Complex Pleasure of the Sublime Ann Casement 4 | Jung, the Sublime and Apophatic Mysticism in Psyche and Art John Dourley 5| The Subjective Sublime: Like a Diamond? Phil Goss 6 | The Blazing Sublime:　Opportunity for the Integration of Otherness Nami Lee 7 | The Hermetic Subtle Body and the Sublime in Jung and Lacan Albert Morell 8 | Lacan’s Clinical Artistry: On Sublimation, Sublation and the Sublime Dany Nobus 9 | A　Crumpled　Note　or Purloined　Letter? Sublime and Feminine Creativity in Destruction?Jung and Lacan Susan Rowland Section Two: Culture 10 | The Object of Victor Frankenstein’s Desire Lionel Bailly 11 | The Soviet　Antigones: The Poets versus the State Helena Bassil-Morozow 12 | Thunder, Perfect Mind: Entering the Land of the Sublime Isabelle De Armond 13 | Unconscious Processes, Instrumental Music and the Experience of the Sublime: An Exploration through Messiaen's Quartet for the End of Time Giorgio Giaccardi 14 | The Sinthome and the Work of Imre Kertesz Sharon Green 15 | Expressing the Inexpressible: Art as a Challenge to its Own Object Nihan Kaya 16 | The ‘Nibelungenlied’: A　Germanic　Myth　and the Sublime Arthur Neisser 17 | James Joyce’s ‘The Dead’ and Paleo-Postmodernism: A Lacanian-Jungian Reading Catriona Ryan 18 | Apostolic Actuality: David Jones and Sublimation Luke Thurston