Main description:

First book to give an overview of all Dimen's ground-breaking work; contains a very clear analysis for future psychoanalysis of her importance by Hartman; Dimen's work is genuinely multi-disciplinary and radical

Contents:

Foreword by Virginia Goldner Part One: Among Us: Reading and Writing with Muriel Dimen Part Two: Politically Correct / Politically Incorrect - Redux and Revise 1. Editor's Note 2. Politically Correct? Politically Incorrect? 3. To Capture the Frenzied Politically In/Correct? 4. Ela 5. Note 6. In Muriel Dimen's Footsteps - Five Notes on the Politically Correct and Politically Coerced in Current Israeli Contexts 7. Note 8. Note 9. Stars and Stripes Forever 10. Making Life Accessible: A Note From the Suicidal to Society 11. The Limitations of White Liberal Discourse: Political Correctness as Dual Defense 12. The Unresolved Questions Muriel Dimen Helped me Raise 13. On Political Correctness: A Plea for an Intersectional Frame 14. The Political Incorrectness of Feminism in the Wake of Calls for Decolonization in South Africa 15. The Politically Correct and Incorrectness of Intersectionality in Feminist Discourse 16. Bring Back the Curbs on Political Incorrectness Part Three: On Money, Love, and Hate 1. Editor's Note 2. On Money, Love, and Hate: Contradiction and Paradox in Psychoanalysis 3. Good Night, See You Next Week 4. The Empty Platter Part Four: Talking about Sexuality and Suffering or the Eew! Factor: What's a Nice Vanilla Analyst to Do? 1. Editor's Note 2. Sexuality and Suffering, Or the Eew! Factor 3. What's a Nice Vanilla Analyst to Do? An Intergenerational Conversation on Muriel Dimen's "The Eew Factor" Part Five: Wild Times / Wild Analysis / Wild Revolution 1. Editor's Note 2. Inside the Revolution: Power, Sex, and Technique in Freud's "'Wild Analysis'" 3. The Wild, The Revolution, The Abject Social Imaginary, The Racialized Psychoanalytic Setting Part Six: Rotten Apples - Talking about It/Them/Us 1. Editor's Note 2. Rotten Apples and Ambivalence: Sexual Boundary Violations through a Psychocultural Lens 3. Paradise Lost: What Is Most Dangerous About Our Method - Muriel Dimen's 'Rotten Apples and Ambivalence': Sexual Boundary Violations Through a Psychocultural Lens 4. No Sex, Please. We're Psychoanalysts Part Seven: Of Ghosts and Groups 1. Editor's Note 2. Ghosts and the Sexual Boundary Violation: The Limits of an Idea Part Eight: Afterword