5 Citations
The therapeutic role of the mental health nurse: implications for the practice of psychological therapies
- Medicine
- 2011
This research project identifies therapeutic roles that nurses and consumers believe are most helpful in the nursing care of people with serious and ongoing mental illness, including identifying the…
‘My Own Thoughts in My Own Body’: Corporeality, Responsibility, and Truth in Louis Althusser's Life Writing
- Philosophy
- 2010
In the opening chapter of Ethics: An Essay on the Understanding of Evil, the philosopher Alain Badiou includes Louis Althusser, his former teacher at the École Normale Supérieure, as one of a trio of…
Revealing/Re-veiling the Past: John Banville's Shroud
- Art, Psychology
- 2005
He himself, he is dead, and yet, through the spectres of memory and of the text, he lives among us and, as one says in French, il nous regarde he looks at us, but also he is our concern, we have…
United States & comparative communist history: Bibliography 2003
- History
- 2004
The subject of this annual bibliography is ‘United States and Comparative Communist History’. The level of coverage for the United States is extensive. Coverage of comparative communism (i.e.…
Annual Bibliography of Works about Life Writing, 2002-2003
- Art
- 2003
The fragility of the notion of identity can be seen in the fact that it is never simply enough to be what one is, rather one must become what one is in order to give shape to that identity, or make…
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Introduction to Althusser
- 1993
The Future Lasts Forever
- LawCritical Inquiry
- 1994
A long time after the drama occurred, I learned that two of my close friends (doubtless not the only ones) had not wanted me to be declared unfit to plead, a decision based on the medico-legal…
Writings on Psychoanalysis: Freud and Lacan
- Psychology
- 1996
A prominent member of the French structuralist movement, Louis Althusser was influential for reinvigorating Marxist thought in France in the 196Os with celebrated works such as For Marx and Reading…