Asexuality and Freudian-Lacanian Psychoanalysis

Exploring the intersection of asexuality and psychoanalysis, this work introduces the idea of asexuality as a desire for the absence of sexual desire, challenging traditional psychoanalytic frameworks. It argues for the inclusion of asexuality within Freudian-Lacanian theory, aiming to redefine and expand the understanding of human sexuality and desire. The book seeks to illuminate the complexities of asexuality, positioning it as a significant yet overlooked aspect of psychoanalytic discourse.