Against what did Lacan oppose his'return to Freud'?
Prevalent trends in psychology and institutional psychoanalysis collusive of adaptation to social norms
Behaviorist methodology
The emerging cognitive revolution
Person-Centered therapy
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Against what did Lacan oppose his'return to Freud'? Lacan opposed the prevalent trends in psychology and institutional psychoanalysis that were collusive of adaptation to social norms. He believed that these trends were not true to Freud's original ideas and that they were in fact doing a disservice to psychoanalysis by making it more palatable to the mainstream.
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