Unraveling Freud on Fetishism
Louise J. Kaplan
Abstract
Louise J. Kaplan
Abstract
I begin our explorations of the fetishism strategy with Freud’s six-page paper “Fetishism.” While this book is definitely not about Freud, and does not give much attention to his theory of fetishism, I discovered after many readings of his befuddling paper on sexual fetishism, that it has been infiltrated by the fetishism strategy. Therefore, “Fetishism” turns out to be a demonstration of the differences between fetishism, the perversion, and the fetishism strategy that is the central subject of this book. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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I begin our explorations of the fetishism strategy with Freud’s six-page paper “Fetishism.” While this book is definitely not about Freud, and does not give much attention to his theory of fetishism, I discovered after many readings of his befuddling paper on sexual fetishism, that it has been infiltrated by the fetishism strategy. Therefore, “Fetishism” turns out to be a demonstration of the differences between fetishism, the perversion, and the fetishism strategy that is the central subject of this book. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
Key concepts: Fetishism, Perversion, Psychoanalysis, Subject (documents), Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, Computer science