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'Juliet Mitchell' tag archive

Hiding Out or Moving On?: Feminism in Psychoanalysis

Lynne Segal ~ RP 068 (Autumn 1994) ~ Commentary
Hiding Out or Moving On? Feminism in Psychoanalysis ‘Why are we all here?’, Juliet Mitchell asks her audience, rhetorically. She is opening a conference in London held in May to mark the twentieth anniversary of the publication of her book Psychoanalysis and Feminism. ‘Why are we all here, and not there – as feminists, that […]

Psychoanalysis and politics: Juliet Mitchell then and now

Lynne Segal ~ RP 103 (Sep/Oct 2000) ~ Article
ʻWell, Iʼll think about women thenʼ, Juliet Mitchell proposed in 1963, suggesting a topic to research as she sat, the lone woman, on the editorial board of New Left Review – alongside her husband, Perry Anderson, the freshly minted editor of the journal. The inevitable response greeted Mitchellʼs startling proposal in such circles at that […]
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