… A central idea to which psychoanalysis directs our attention is the fact that disability makes
us anxious. Consider, for example, how we feel when confronted with a disabled stranger. …

… disabilities, including the psychoanalytic view. The current article aimed to review the
psychoanalytic … Review of the relevant literature suggests that psychoanalytic conceptions can …

… of disabled people. Nevertheless, I will argue in this paper that psychoanalysis and disability
studies – or, more correctly, social psychoanalytic theories and critical disability studies – …

… use psychoanalytic theory to look at the meaning of disability … disability has not been a central
focus of psychoanalysis, it … has had important implications for disability that have yet to be …

… I begin by sketching the essence of psychoanalytic writing on disability prior to the …
psychoanalysis of disability, focusing as it does on the influence of unconscious meanings of …

… The chapter introduces psychoanalysis as an enlightenment project that has informed … To
analyse psychoanalytic culture we will explore the approach of Lacanian psychoanalysis with …

… disability responsive therapy. Through the examination and application of relational
psychoanalytic … and interpersonal negotiation when working with clients with disabilities. …

… In summary, the vast implications of disability on the psyche have led psychoanalytic theorists
to conceptualize processes of integrating disability within subjective experience. It is worth …

… regard to the taxonomy of disabilities and the psychoanalytic terms germane to the etiology,
the description, or the conceptual understanding of these disability classifications. First, The …

… that come from direct psychoanalytic work with learning disabled clients, but also through
applying psychoanalytic ideas to the wider discourse. Learning disability at this historical …