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• Talk:Seminar V
  ...the formations of the unconscious as condensation and displacement, which Lacan redefines as metaphor and metonymy. With the former, the play of signifiers ...published in 1966 in Écrits. Here the key concept is that of desire, and Lacan's dialectic of desire is quite distinct from Hegel's. The Graph of Desire w
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• Talk:Seminar VI
  ...how many people refuse to see them! An un�compromising duty is therefore Lacan's: to confront sucb a truth and to an�nounce it to everybody, no matter w ...y the indelible stamp of the fault (in the two senses of crime and lack).h Lacan rejects Hesnard's expression, "the morbid universe of sin" [/'univers morbi
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• Talk:Seminar VII
  This [[seminar]] has been crucial for the wider dissemination of [[Lacan]]ian ideas in the [[humanities]] and [[social science]]s and it provides a The [[seminar]] contains [[Lacan]]'s only reference to ''[[das Ding]]'' (the [[Thing]]) as well as his refle
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• Talk:Seminar VIII
  ...ransfert]. Indeed, both are inseparable, but the perspec tive changes. For Lacan, to insist on repetition means to refuse to see in the analytic situation a ...relationship between the two partners. In La Direc�tion de la cure (40) Lacan already considered that counter-transference was the analyst's unavoidable
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• Talk:Seminar XXV
  Lacan was exhausted and he attempted to take stock of his activities: ". do not h * [http://{{Archive}}/seminaireXXV/1977.11.15.pdf 1977.11.15.pdf]
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• Talk:Seminar XXIII
  * [http://{{Archive}}/seminaireXXIII/1975.12.09.pdf 1975.12.09.pdf] * [http://{{Archive}}/seminaireXXIII/1975.12.16.pdf 1975.12.16.pdf]
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• Talk:Seminar XXII
  ...e primary names insofar as they name." The phalIus soon appeared, enabling Lacan to create a definable set, even if it is only a symptom, whereas the woman Sometimes Lacan regained his c1ear-headedness: "I'll leave it up to you to decide if all th
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• Talk:Seminar XVII
  | bgcolor="#ffffff" width="50px" | [http://www.nosubject.com/archive/media/Lacan-Jacques_Seminaire-XVII-Lenvers-de-la-psychanalyse_18-mars-1970.mp3 mp3] ...stence of a sexual rapport with the help of formal logic. In this session, Lacan talks about the father's death as a condition of the jouissance for the sub
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• Talk:Seminar XVI
  ...e question of the existence of God. Focusing on the Other and the objet a, Lacan analyzed and combined Pascal, Marx, and the logic of the link between I (th Lacan chose the right moment to declare that he read Marx when he was twenty, on
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• Talk:Seminar XV
  ...La Logique dufantasme (65), where he stated that there is no "sexual act," Lacan questioned the difference between the act [/' acte] and a mere action [/'ag ...[Ie Verbe]," and Goethe's, "In the beginning was the action" (as noted by Lacan, based on A. Koyre). However these statements were mild compared to the Lac
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• Talk:Seminar XIV
  ...tions ad infinitum of its elements where pleasure and anxiety are at play. Lacan took as his starting point the "algorithm" $ <> a, which is the logical art ...(52) and XII/ (59). However, a statement made in 1960 seems crucial to me: Lacan mentioned "the fascination" of the fantasy in which "the subject himself be
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• Talk:Seminar XIII
  ...knowledge and truth was raised throughout the semi�nar, and it included Lacan's own position. ...predominant use in the last years of the term matllemes thus makes sense. Lacan used four forms, which we have already seen and which would become more and
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• Talk:Seminar XII
  For Lacan, the fundamental problem was that of the subject's relation to language. Ho For Lacan the fundamental problem is that of the subject's relation to language. Howe
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• Jacques Lacan:Links
  {{Jacques Lacan}} [http://lacan.org/ Lacan.org] - San Francisco [[Society]] for Lacanian Studies
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• Jacques Lacan:Audio
  ...[[seminars]] may be found at the [http://lutecium.org/Psychoanalysis.html archive on Psychoanalysis at the "Groupe de travail" Lutecium].
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• Talk:Jacques Lacan:Audio
  | bgcolor="#ffffff" width="50px" style="padding-left:10px" | [[Jacques Lacan:Audio|MP3]] | [http://{{archive}}/seminaireXVII/1969.11.26.pdf link]
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• Jacques Lacan:Video
  | bgcolor="#ffffff" width="50px" | [http://www.nosubject.com/archive/media/lacan.mov mov] ...uses some uneasiness on both sides of the [[screen]]. Nevertheless, this [[archive]] has a rare intensity.
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• Télévision (Video)
  ...er]]>file=television01.mp3|width=100%|height=240|path=http://nosubject.com/archive/TELEVISION/</dhflashplayer></center> ...it became famous because this is the only [[real]] televisual practise by Lacan. The way he (hardly) tries to [[adapt]] himself to TV's prosody provides us
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• Talk:Jacques Lacan - Télévision (Video) - Index
  # TV - Lacan on La Guerison (the Cure).flv # TV - Lacan on the unconscious.flv
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• Jacques Lacan:Years
  [http://aejcpp.free.fr/lacan/1926-11-044.htm '''Revue neurologique'''] [http://aejcpp.free.fr/lacan/1928-04-26.htm '''Société de psychiatrie''']
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