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• Death's Merciless Love
  ...are effectively [[speaking]] about ONE [[myth]], the Oedipus myth - all [[other]] [[Freudian]] myths (the myth of the primordial [[father]], [[Freud]]'s ve ...a family narrative which generates a tremendous libidinal involvement? In other [[words]], the question of "what means what?" is in no way decided by this
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• Some Politically Incorrect Reflections on Violence in France
  ...S where many [[immigrant]] groups are among the most successful). On the [[other]] hand, what strikes the eye with regard to May 68 is the [[total]] [[absen ...h would be to put the recent outbursts into the series they build with two other types of violence that the [[liberal]] majority today perceives as a [[thre
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• The Antinomies of Tolerant Reason: A Blood-Dimmed Tide is Loosed
  ...isolated of each other, but, on the opposite, if we get too close to each other.
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• Bring Me My Philips Mental Jacket
  .... Again the question surfaces, however, of whether or not we know that the Other knows. The way to a perfect totalitarian [[society]] is open. What is false ...m, consciously or not, to take note of the dark obverse of his idealised [[image]] of liberal democracy. All of a sudden, he has been compelled to confront
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• Attempts to Escape the Logic of Capitalism
  ...of a Third Way emerged at the very moment when, at least in the West, all other alternatives, from old-style conservativism to radical social democracy, cr
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• Are We in a War
  ...ainst in the allocation of water, in the ownership of land and countless [[other]] aspects of daily [[life]]. More important is the systematic micro-[[polit ...isks and choices were thus nicely distributed. In the [[risk society]], in other [[words]], some (the Enron managers) have the choices, while [[others]] (th
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• Mother
  ...isfaction|satisfying]] its own [[needs]] and so depends absolutely on an [[Other]] to care for him (see [[helplessness]]). ...[[mother|symbolic mother]], the [[mother]] in her role as the primordial [[Other]]. It is she who introduces the [[child]] into [[language]] by [[interpret
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• Kid A - Contents
  [[Image:Kida intro.gif |right|frame]]
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• Image
  #redirect [[specular image]]
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• Castration
  ...e has invested such [[value]], and which is so essential to his [[self]]-[[image]], is not [[present]] on the [[body]] of the girl. At this structuring [[mo ...[[object]] that it is possible to go out into the world and seek a partner other than the incestuous one. The prohibition of the primordial object, the moth
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• Surrealism
  ...]] [[analyst]] (a recognized [[psychoanalyst]] who is qualified to train [[other]] [[analysts]] within the [[Society]]). ...[[Minotaure]] and Lacan himself was to make many contributions to this and other Surrealist publications.
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• Voyeurism
  ...in which the [[individual]] derives [[sexual]] [[pleasure]] from observing other [[people]]. ...ged in sexual [[acts]], or be nude or in underwear, or dressed in whatever other way the "voyeur" finds appealing.
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• Imaginary Identification
  ...n iamge” (E, 2). To “assume” an image is to recognize oneself in the image, and to appropriate the iamge as oneself. ...nfant]] sees its [[reflection]] in the mirror, it [[identifies]] with that image. The [[constitution]] of the ego by identification with something which is
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• Richard Wagner
  ...substantial [[unity]]. (Brunhilde’s Act: 11)</blockquote>And with the [[image]] of the spear from Parsifal, Žižek describes the [[Marxist]] notion that
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• Parallax
  ...a [[materialist]] [[supplement]], reinscribing the subject into its own [[image]] in the guise of a [[stain]] (the objectivized splinter in its [[eye]]). [
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• Gap
  ...[stage]].... The [[human]] [[being]] has a special relation with his own [[image]] - a relation of gap, of [[alienating]] tension.<ref>{{S2}} p. 323</ref></ In 1964, [[Lacan]] argues that "the relation of the subject to the [[Other]] is entirely produced in a [[process]] of gap,"<ref>{{S11}} p. 206</ref> a
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• René Descartes
  ...activity remains inaccessible to the conscious mind. He famously used the image of an iceberg to illustrate the human mind, in the sense that only a fracti ...e Other. As Lacan puts it, the subject unfolds in the place (locus) of the Other. As with the Cartesian subject, the subject of the unconscious is faced wit
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• Ideology Reloaded
  ...e twenties who was so engrossed in the film that he repeatedly disturbed [[other]] spectators with loud exclamations like: “My God, wow, so there is no [[ ...], the subject “is spoken” by [[the symbolic]] [[structure]]. This big Other is the [[name]] for the social Substance, for all that on account of which
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• Jews, Christians and other Monsters
  ...] that [[Christianity]], far from standing for a [[regression]] towards an image of God, only draws the consequence of the Jewish iconoclasm through asserti * [[Jews, Christians and other Monsters]]. ''[[Lacanian]] Ink''. Volume 23. Spring 2004. pp 82-99. <http:/
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• On Divine Self-Limitation and Revolutionary Love
  ...er with special reference to Kant.&nbsp; Already you see precisely how the other of finitude, the big stuff - infinity, eternity, and so on - is a category, ...Dwarf</i>, as symbolizing an internal difference, a lack in God.&nbsp; The other side of that speculative judgment is the way you read Christ, from the pers
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