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• Desire of the subject
  ...himself when the law he arrived at is supposed to have come to him from [[other]] [[people]]?" (Lacan,<i>[[Écrits]]</i>, p. 58). Moreover, in what Freud c ...stablish, sometimes to the point of ([[psychotic]]) [[hallucination]], the image of an irretrievably [[lost object]]. This is the "empirical" failure of [[h
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• Fort-Da
  ...lf</i>—notably when, by crouching down below a [[mirror]], he made his [[image]] "gone." Freud stresses the fact that the <i>fort</i> part of the game was ...evenge for the [[treatment]] visited upon him by redirecting it onto the [[other]], or onto himself? In the end, the answer is not of any great consequence,
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• Imaginary identification
  ...ons with the one's fellow being, and it is the source of [[desire]] as the other's. ...nifier]] identification," involves an ideal signifier—an insignia of the Other or a [[unary]] trait—as the nucleus of the [[ego-ideal]] that the subject
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• Symbolic identification
  ...ons with the one's fellow being, and it is the source of [[desire]] as the other's. ...nifier]] identification," involves an ideal signifier—an insignia of the Other or a [[unary]] trait—as the nucleus of the [[ego-ideal]] that the subject
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• Identificatory project
  ...tification: "To be like the image that [[others]] admire or to be like the image admired by those whom the I admires are the two formulations that the [[nar ...nforeseeable, but also in a time that it might not even have to live. In [[other]] [[words]], the I is cathecting an 'object' and a '[[goal]]' that possess
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• Optical schema
  ...[real]] [[Other]] in constructing both the [[body]] and the [[specular]] [[image]] as the [[model]] for the ego. ...merges above the vase. And if the eye of the viewer is properly placed, an image of flowers in the vase is produced as a [[whole]] or a [[unity]].
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• Word-presentation
  ...nce]] between two series of associations, one of which is closed and the [[other]] open-ended. The specific role of language is to produce [[meanings]] that ...s only to the mental reproduction of things, just as the [[concepts]] of [[image]] and [[mnemic trace]] [[suggest]]. Contrasting with this Freudian [[empiri
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• Lost object
  ...m]] for the [[infant]] as the [[infant]] assumes a [[complete]] [[body]] [[image]].
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• Linguistics and psychoanalysis
  ...ified is the [[mental]] [[image]], the concept; the signifier the acoustic image (or phonetic form). This [[relationship]] is reversed and hierarchized in L
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• Castration of the subject
  ...ious]] and the [[Other]] on the one hand and the [[barred]] subject on the other. Then, successively, there are the [[signifier]] and the [[voice]] and then ...he shift of ( /) (lowercase phi) as [[phallic]] image from one side to the other of the equation between the [[imaginary]] and [[the symbolic]] renders it p
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• Narcissistic elation
  ...on, as a desperate quest for fusion with the [[other]], for a [[mirror]]-[[image]] relationship. It involves a [[return]] to paradise lost and all that is a
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• Subject's desire
  ...himself when the law he arrived at is supposed to have come to him from [[other]] [[people]]?" (Lacan,<i>[[Écrits]]</i>, p. 58). Moreover, in what Freud c ...stablish, sometimes to the point of ([[psychotic]]) [[hallucination]], the image of an irretrievably [[lost object]]. This is the "empirical" failure of [[h
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• Self-Consciousness
  ...be. This [[internal]] [[perception]] is also linked to the [[specular]] [[image]] of the [[body]]. ...within the necessary mediation of the [[gaze]] and the [[desire]] of the [[other]], initially represented by the mother. Without letting himself be caught u
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• Self-representation
  [[Self representation]] is the [[image]] the [[subject]] has of him or herself based on his or her own [[interpret {[[Self representation]] is the [[image]] that the [[subject]] has of itself based on its own [[interpretation]].}
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• Framework of the psychoanalytic treatment
  ...hing the [[situation]] that characterizes [[psychoanalysis]] compared to [[other]] forms of [[psychotherapy]]. Although the frame has been at the heart of p ...close their eyes, and avoids [[touching]] them in any way, as well as any other procedure which might be reminiscent of [[hypnosis]]. The [[session]] thus
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• Reversal Into the Opposite
  ...the transformation of an idea, a representation, a logical figure, a dream image, a symptom, an affect, or the like into its opposite. It is a process that ...e same reversal of action is seen in dreams that center on a given idea or image.
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• Turning around
  ..."[[contents]]," that is, an [[idea]], a [[representation]], a [[dream]] [[image]], a [[symptom]], or the like, into its opposite. With [[regard]] to the in ...ect aggression against the other, becomes passive, to be the object of the other's aggression). Previously, in "Formulations on the Two Principles of [[Ment
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• Partial drive
  ...g]] nursed. In most cases, a cow's udder has aptly played the part of an [[image]] intermediate between a nipple and a penis" (1905e [1901], p. 52). [[Stati ...ic zone par excellence" (1905d, p. 169), it involves the genitals, among [[other]] regions. Meanwhile, the infant is "polymorphously perverse."
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• Self-image
  #redirect [[self-Image]]
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• Cinema
  ...ramas that psychoanalysis brings to light can be experienced within the "[[other]] [[scene]]" of cinematic [[fiction]]. The similarity of certain [[terms]] On the other hand it took psychoanalysis a [[number]] of years before it approached cine
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