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No Subject is the largest encyclopedia of Lacanian theory, psychoanalysis, and critical theory in English. It provides comprehensive access to Jacques Lacan’s seminars, key concepts, and clinical practice.

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Jacques Lacan reshaped psychoanalysis through language and structure.

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Jacques Lacan (1901–1981)

French psychoanalyst and psychiatrist whose re-reading of Freud reshaped psychoanalysis through linguistics, structuralism, and topology.

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