Sexuality, Intimacy, Power
By Muriel Dimen. 2003
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Prologue: A Personal Journey from Dualism to Multiplicity I. The Story So Far: Psychoanalysis, Feminism, and Politics 1. The Engagement Between Psychoanalysis and Feminism: A Report from the Front 2. The Third Step: Freud, the Feminists, and Postmodernism II. Mind, Body, Culture: Psychoanalytic Studies 3. On "Our Nature," or Sex and the Single Narrative 4. The Body as Rorschach 5. Between Lust and Libido: Sex, Psychoanalysis, and the Moment Before 6. Deconstructing Difference: Gender, Splitting, and Transitional Space III. The Personal Is Political Is Theoretical: A Sampler 7. Power, Sexuality, and Intimacy 8. In the Zone of Ambivalence: A Feminist Journal of Competition 9. Perversion Is Us? Eight Notes Epilogue: Some Personal Conclusions
Subfields: Clinical Psychology
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- Queering gender: studying gender identity in ‘normative’ individuals (2014, background): “Rather, our study provides supportive evidence to non-binary theories of gender (e.g. Corbett, 2009; Dimen, 1995, 2003, 2005; Goldner, 1991, 2003; Harris, 1991, 2005) that perceive gender as fluid rather than dichotomous, and consider all human beings, not just gender nonconforming individuals, to…”
- “You Must Remember This” (2009, background): “…this tussle of history, practice, and theory, has been very acute in the elaborations and transformation in our understanding of gender and sexuality and, more recently, our excavations of race (Altman, 1996, 2006; Corbett, 1993, 2001; Dimen, 2003; Goldner, 1991, 2003; Leary, 2000; Suchet, 2007).”