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Welcome to No Subject, a comprehensive encyclopedia dedicated to Lacanian psychoanalysis. This collaborative resource provides in-depth coverage of psychoanalytic theory, key figures, concepts, and their applications. Whether you're a student, researcher, clinician, or curious reader, you'll find extensive articles on the works of Sigmund Freud, Jacques Lacan, Slavoj Žižek, and related thinkers. Getting started:
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Psychoanalytic registers | |
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| The three registers | |
| Symbolic: law and signification | |
| Imaginary: image and identification | |
| Real: enjoyment and encounter | |
| Symptom and sinthome | |
| Knotting and topology | |
| See also: formalization | |
Language and the unconscious | |
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| Unconscious and formations | |
| Signifier and signification | |
| Metaphor and metonymy | |
| Speech and enunciation | |
| Interpretation and construction | |
| Writing and formalization | |
Subject and Otherness | |
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| Subject and split | |
| Ego and agencies | |
| Identification and image | |
| Otherness and symbolic authority | |
| Paternal function and foreclosure | |
| Alienation and separation | |
Desire and drive | |
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| Need, demand, desire | |
| Object a and cause | |
| Fantasy and scenario | |
| Drive and its circuits | |
| Libido and principles | |
| Jouissance and enjoyment | |
Sexuation and law | |
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| Law and prohibition | |
| Oedipus and kinship | |
| Castration and phallus | |
| Sexual difference and sexuation | |
| Perversion and fetish | |
| No sexual relation | |
Clinical structures and technique | |
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| Clinical structures | |
| Symptoms and formations | |
| Transference field | |
| Technique and frame | |
| Acting, passage to the act | |
| Direction and end of analysis | |
Defense mechanisms | |
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| Core operations | |
| Lacanian mechanisms | |
| Denial and negation | |
| Projection and introjection | |
| Undoing and isolation | |
| Sublimation and idealization | |
| Dream-work and compromise | |
Time, repetition, trauma | |
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| Repetition and compulsion | |
| Trauma and belatedness | |
| Encounter and automaton | |
| Memory, scene, and construction | |
| Clinical elaboration | |
| Temporality and retroaction | |
Formalization and topology | |
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| Mathemes and writing | |
| Schemas and graphs | |
| Discourses and social link | |
| Surfaces | |
| Knots and knotting | |
| See also: registers | |
| Cuts and operations | |
Ethics and the act | |
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| Ethics and desire | |
| The act | |
| Responsibility and subjectivity | |
| Transgression and law | |
| End of analysis | |
Discourses and social bond | |
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| Social bond and discourse | |
| Terms (mathemes) | |
| Master discourse and command | |
| University discourse and knowledge | |
| Hysteric discourse and desire | |
| Analyst discourse and cause | |
| Surplus and enjoyment | |
| See also | |
Psychoanalytic concepts | |
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| Registers and knotting | |
| Subject and Otherness | |
| Desire, lack, and object | |
| Drive and jouissance | |
| Language and the unconscious | |
| Sexuation and law | |
| Formation and identification | |
| Defense and psychic mechanisms | |
| Time, repetition, and trauma | |
| Clinical structures and symptoms | |
| Analytic technique and frame | |
| Affect and anxiety | |
| Discourses and social bond | |
| Formalization and topology | |
| Ethics and the act | |
