08/17/2018
The Unconscious in Translation [UITBooks.com] has published two books by Dominique Scarfone. As the General Editor of UIT Books and as Dominique's friend, I am proud to congratulate him on the glowing review of his book Laplanche: An Introduction in the latest IJP (the June issue).
Avgi's review is really more book essay than review as it makes its own contribution to introducing the thinking of both Laplanche and Scarfone. Her essay begins:
In his erudite and lucid style, Scarfone has offered us a remarkable introduction to Laplanche's ideas and, most critically, to his way of thinking. This is no small gift. Scarfone's text is excellent in its explication of Laplanche's complicated and radical ideas. Laplanche's contributions to analytic theory - which have long been known to French audiences but are only more recently becoming more widely available to Anglophone analysts through Jonathan House's press The Unconscious in Translation - have far-reaching implications for psy hing implications for psychoanalytic metapsychology and for clinical technique.
By the end of this week, Avgi’s essay will be posted in the ‘Review’ section of UITBooks.com
To celebrate all this, UIT has put Dominique's two books on sale, i.e. Laplanche: An Introduction and The Unpast: The Actual Unconscious. For each book the sale price is
$25 off the hard cover
$10 off the paperback.
And, until Labor Day the discount code SUMMER will gives 20% of the entire order. To order go to UITBooks.com