1Who wrote and illustrated Freud for Beginners?
Oscar Zarate - Illustrator
Richard Appignasi - Writer
2Who Wrote ways of seeing?
John Berger and company
3Who wrote and Illustrated Kafka?
Robert Crumb- Illustrator
David Zane Mariowitz - Writer
4Over Determination
Psychoanalysis - two or more needs or desires
More than one factor is needed to determine or account for something
5Who Directed An eye for Annai?
John Klassen
Daniel Rodrigues
6Theroy
Proposition, ordered research
7Neologism
New word that does not currently have a word
8Eyegasm
New word fo visual stimulus ; pleasure
9Ontology
study of being/ existence
10Intellectual
Grasped by the understanding
11Repetition Compulsion
Compulsion to make the same mistake multiple times
12Over Determination
Psychoanalysis - two or more needs or desires
More than one factor is needed to determine or account for something
13Undecidability
Undecidable, ties into overdetermination
14Oedpius Complex
Freud's theory that men resent fathers for being in intimate relationship with mother because men want that intimate relationship with their mother
15Allusion
Middle of telling a story, author connects to another piece of work
16Motif
Symbol, image, repeated to give idea of inner story (Subterranean story)
17Convention
Common practice; tropes;
"Certain conventions we associate with books (Book cover, etc.)
18Uncanny
Concept from Freud's writing to describe uneasy familiarity
20Voyeur
Takes pleasure from watching without being seen
22Parody
Literary composition modeled on and imitating another work. Exaggeration for comedic effect sometimes
23Semiotics
Study of signs, symbols, and images
24Hermeneutics
science of interpretation
25Idealog
Institutional structures that command and control at the subconscious level
26Archetype
Figure, image, outline that represents the default
27Dialectic
Investigation of the truth
28Hegelian Dialectic
Created by Hegal and consists of: Thesis, Anthesis, Syntehes
29Kafkaesque
Dark, brooding, helplessness, pessimism