Psychoanalysis

A philosophical dialogue that reimagines marriage as an ongoing creative act requiring skill, imagination, and constant renewal.

This collection of essays examines the political and psychic upheavals of contemporary life through the lens of psychoanalysis,…

Kristeva argues that the human need to believe is a fundamental psychic structure rooted in language and the…

Kristeva argues that genuine revolt involves a psychic turning back, not just external rebellion.

Julia Kristeva examines the psychic necessity of revolt and its erosion in modern consumer society.

Language is a domain of the unknown.

Julia Kristeva examines inner experience as a dynamic process of the speaking body, decentering the subject through psychoanalysis…

Julia Kristeva argues that belief is not opposed to reason but is the foundational trust that enables human…

The self is not a place; it is a movement.

Kristeva explores the self as a foreign territory to be traversed through language and psychoanalysis in this autobiographical…

Kristeva explores Benveniste's shift from structural linguistics to the act of enunciation and the speaking subject.

Julia Kristeva interrogates the construction of Chinese womanhood using psychoanalytic and historical methods.

The foreigner is within us: we are all strangers to ourselves.

Kristeva argues that the capacity for revolt, essential for psychic renewal, is being eroded by modern consumerist culture.

Kristeva argues that metaphor is a transposition of meaning across signifying systems, breaking lexical boundaries.