Freud's Memory

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Rob White explores Freud's theory of inherited memory, analyzing it through Anglo-American perspectives and post-structuralist psychoanalysis. He argues that this theory reveals a persistent sense of haunted retrospection in Freud's work, highlighting a recurring theme of lost meaning. White's examination delves into the complexities of memory and meaning within Freudian thought, offering a critical re-evaluation of its implications in contemporary discussions.