THE GEOGRAPHY OF MEANINGS
The International Psychoanalysis Library
General Editor. Leticia Glocer Fiorini
IPA Publications Committee
Leticia Glocer Fiorini (Argentina), Chair; Salman Akhtar (Philadelphia); Thierry Bokanowski (Paris); Alessandra Lemma (London); Sergio Lewkowicz (Porto Alegre); Mary Kay O'Neil (Montreal); Piers Pendred (London), Ex-officio as Director General; Cesare Sacerdoti (London), Ex-officio as Publications Director
Violence or Dialogue? Psychoanalytic Insights on Terror and Terrorism
edited by Sverre Varvin & Vamik D. Volkan
Pluralism and Unity? Methods of Research in Psychoanalysis
edited by Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber, Anna Ursula Dreher, & Jorge Canestri
Truth, Reality, and the Psychoanalyst: Latin American Contributions to Psychoanalysis
edited by Sergio Lewkowicz & Silvia Flechner
Verdad, realidad y el psicoanalista: Contribuciones Latinoamericanas al Psicoanlisis
edited by Sergio Lewkowicz & Silvia Flechner
Resonance of Suffering: Countertransference in Non-neurotic Structures
edited by Andr Green
Linking, Alliances, and Shared Space: Groups and the Psychoanalyst
Ren Kas
The Geography of Meanings
Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Place, Space, Land, and Dislocation
edited by
Maria Teresa Savio Hooke & Salman Akhtar
Foreword by
Paul Williams
The International Psychoanalysis Library
Extracts on pp. 4548, 5357 in chapter 2 reproduced from K. Grenville, The Secret River (Melbourne: The Text Publishing Co, 2005) by permission of the publisher. Kate Grenville.
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Spaces lived in, spaces left behind.
Spaces hardly known, spaces deftly mined.
Spaces beyond classification, spaces well-defined.
Spaces of the body, spaces of the mind.
Contents
- I
Space - II
Place, time, and land - III
Dislocation
- I
Space - II
Place, time, and land - III
Dislocation
Guide
IPA Publications Committee
The International Psychoanalysis Library, published under the aegis of the International Psychoanalytical Association, is the product of the editorial policy of the IPA Publications Committee: to serve the interests of the membership and increase the awareness of the relevance of the discipline in related professional and academic circles, and to do so through a continuity of publications so that the benefits of psychoanalytic research can be shared across a wide audience.
The focus of the Library is on the scientific developments of today throughout the IPA, with an emphasis within the discipline on clinical, technical, and theoretical advances; empirical, conceptual, and historical research projects; the outcome of investigations conducted by IPA committees and working parties; selected material arising from conferences and meetings; and investigations at the interface with social and cultural expressions.
Special thanks are due to the editors, Maria Teresa Savio Hooke and Salman Akhtar, who have developed this important material, on previously neglected aspects of such an important topic, into a book, and to all the contributors for their dedicated work.
Leticia Glocer Fiorini
Series Editor
First and foremost, we are grateful to Emma Piccioli, the former Chair of the IPA Publications Committee, who brought the two of us together with the hope of academic collaboration of just the sort this book represents. We also wish to thank the distinguished colleagues who contributed to this volume. We deeply appreciate their efforts, their sacrifice of time, and, above all, their patience with our requirements, reminders, and requests for revisions. With sincerity and affection, we acknowledge the guidance of the members of the current IPA Publications Committee, especially its Chair, Leticia Glocer Fiorini, and the editorial counsel of Cesare Sacerdoti, the Publications Director of the IPA and an ex-officio member of that committee. We are also thankful to Rhosyn Tuta for keeping track of all sorts of matters during the book's actual production, and to Eric King for his very helpful suggestions in the course of editing and producing the book. Finally, we express our thanks to Melissa Nevin, who prepared the manuscript of this book with much effort and dedication.
Maria Teresa Savio Hooke & Salman Akhtar
Salman Akhtar was born in India and completed his medical and psychiatric education there. Upon arriving in the United States in 1973, he repeated his psychiatric training at the University of Virginia School of Medicine and then obtained psychoanalytic training from the Philadelphia Psychoanalytic Institute. Currently, he is Professor of Psychiatry at Jefferson Medical College and a training and supervising analyst at the Psychoanalytic Center of Philadelphia. His more than two-hundred and fifty publications include seven books Broken Structures, Quest for Answers, Inner Torment, Immigration and Identity, New Clinical Realms, Objects of Our Desire, and Regarding Others as well as twenty-one edited or co-edited volumes in psychiatry and psychoanalysis and six collections of poetry. He is also a Scholar-in-Residence at the Inter-Act Theatre Company in Philadelphia.
Bain Attwood was born and raised in New Zealand and has worked and lived in Australia for the last twenty-five years. He trained in history at the University of Waikato, the University of Auckland, and La Trobe University and is currently Associate Professor in the School of Historical Studies, Monash University, and Adjunct Professor in the Centre for Cross-Cultural Research, The Australian National University. He has published widely on the history of colonialism. His books include The Making of the Aborigines ; In the Age of Mabo: History, Aborigines and Australia; Telling Stories: Indigenous History and Memory in Australia and New Zealand; Frontier Conflict: The Australian Experience, Rights for Aborigines; and Telling the Truth about Aboriginal History. His current research project involves the ways in which Aboriginal sovereignty and rights to land were treated, remembered, and forgotten in Australia by settlers and Aboriginal people.