1st Edition
Technosubjectivities Human, Cyborg, Robot and Avatar in Contemporary Psychoanalysis
Acknowledgements
Series Foreword by Silvia Flechner
Prologue
Chapter 1.
Embodied Archives, Technological Inscriptions: From Flamenco to the Post-Organic Subject
Chapter 2.
The Body as a Transmitter of our Cultural Heritage
Chapter 3.
From the archaic body to the post-organic body: psychoanalysis, technology and anthropological mutation in the genealogy of Technosubjectivities
Chapter 4.
Fictions or Realities: The Cyborg Transference
Chapter 5.
Six Years Later: Psychoanalytic Sessions with a Cyborg — Towards a Clinic of Technosubjectivity
Chapter 6.
New subjectivities – Neo identities – Technosubjectivities
Biography
Laura Ezquerra is a Franco-Spanish psychoanalyst and researcher whose work explores mutations of subjectivity in the technological age. She teaches in the Master’s program at the University of Alcalá (Spain) and brings extensive clinical experience from both hospital and private practice. Founder and Chair of EPF/IPA committees on Technosubjectivities, she publishes at the intersection of humanities, art and neuroscience, and leads international interdisciplinary research initiatives.
