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[[Lacan]] coins the neologism '''[[parlêtre]]''' from the [[verbal]] noun ''[[être]]'' ("[[being]]") an

[[Lacan]] coins the neologism ''[[existence|ex-sistence]]'' to express the [[idea]] that the heart of our

The [[French]] substantive ''[[captation]]'' is a neologism coined by [[French]] [[psychoanalysts]] from the verb ''[[captation|capter]

The resulting neologism, which may be rendered "[[extimacy]] in [[English]], neatly expresses the w

...r [[emotion]], or even something as general as the clothes they wear. To [[neologism|coin]] a word to refer to a ''[[thing]]'' (see [[lexical (semiotics)|lexica

It was this that led [[Lacan]] to coin the neologism ''[[linguistics|linguistérie]]'' (from the [[words]] ''[[linguistics|lingu ...ion between his own use of the term 'language' and linguistics through the neologism ''[[la linguisterie]]''.

...construction brings a (non)[[concept]] called ''différance''. This French neologism is, on the deconstructive argument, properly neither a word nor a concept;

The term [[matheme|mathème]] is a neologism which [[Lacan]] derives from the [[word]] "[[mathematics]], presumably by a ...duced in the [[{{LB}}|work]] of [[Jacques Lacan]]. The "[[matheme]]" is a neologism coined by [[Jacques Lacan]] in the early 1970s. Formed by derivation from

...ich I have called, precisely, a "symptomal reading," proposing a frightful neologism (I hesitated for a long time before that [[grammatical]] barbarism, which s

...ty of the topic of my work to what Derrida called <i>différance</i>, this neologism whose very notoriety obfuscates its unheard-of materialist potential. <p></

...proximity of the topic of my work to what Derrida called différance, this neologism whose very notoriety obfuscates its unheard-of [[materialist]] potential.

...nque-à-être''", for which [[Lacan]] himself has proposed the [[English]] neologism "[[want]]-to-be".

[[Lévi-Strauss]] coined the neologism by analogy to the phoneme ([[being]] the smallest unit of [[speech]] that c

...istance, allowing a censored opinion to reveal itself in part. Sometimes a neologism is needed.

...he [[unconscious]], here and in [[Seminar XX]] [[Lacan]] begins to use the neologism ''[[linguisterie]]'' to indicate the distance that separates him from acade

...inguish itself from reality ''out there''. Maybe we can apply here Lacan's neologism "extimate": (15) the abject is so thoroughly internal to the subject that t