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• Linguistics and Language
  ...uistic [[philosophy]]) of [[speech]] [[acts]], speech genres, and [[text]] structure; sociolinguistics, [[analyses]] of the [[social]] dimensions of language va ...classes of verb inflections); difference defines [[syntagmatic]] or linear structure—the ordering of different associative classes (verb stems before inflecti
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• Talk:Topology
  ...[structural]]' [[topography]], elaborated from 1920 onwards, describes a [[structure]] of three agencies known respectively as the [[id]], the [[ego]] and the [ [[Psychoanalysts]] have applied it to the study of [[unconscious]] [[structure]]s.
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• Talk:Méconnaissance
  ...ppearances which are deceptive, observable phenomena which hide underlying structure."<ref>Evans 82 12</ref> ...on of the armour of an alienating identity, which will mark with its rigid structure the subject’s entire mental development.<ref>Ecrits 4</ref>
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• Talk:Repetition
  ...ediscovers its enigmatic quality, with meaningful questions surging to the surface when this occurs (1987). ...repetition is linked with that of the [[complex]] - an internalised social structure which the subject repeatedly and compulsively re-enacts. At this time Lacan
  13 KB (1,947 words) - 22:56, 31 January 2011
• Talk:Torus
  The [[topology]] of the [[torus]] illustrates certain features of the [[structure]] of the [[subject]]: ...s in Seminar IX, Identification, where a circle drawn around the tube-like surface of one torus (the circle of demand) coincides with the smallest circle arou
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• Talk:Imaginary
  =====Structure===== ...earances which are deceptive, observable phenomena which hide underlying [[structure]]; the [[affect]]s are such phenomena.
  16 KB (2,323 words) - 18:36, 3 November 2006
• Talk:Structure
  "[[structure]]" ([[Fr]]. ''[[structure]]'') When [[Lacan]] uses the term "structure" in his early work of the 1930s, it is to refer to "social structures," by
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• Introduction aux commentaire de Jean Hyppolite sur la 'Verneinung' de Freud
  ...vons bien entendu en poche le relevé garanti ; que nous irons ainsi de la surface à la profondeur, – pas de charrue avant les bœufs ; que pour ce faire l ...elle en méconnaît jusqu’au principe, c’est celle qui dans chaque [[structure]] névrotique définit le secteur ouvert aux alibis de l’ego.
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• Talk:The Freudian Thing
  ...ay in the formation of analysts. There is a balance, then, in the ,essay's structure (1-5-1-5-1) which is not evident at first. ...elation of difference from all the others present in the existing language structure. The network of the signified Lacan associates with "concretely pronounced
  68 KB (11,112 words) - 23:36, 30 August 2006
• Of structure as an inmixing of an otherness prerequisite to any subject whatever
  ==De la structure en tant qu’immixtion d’un Autre préalable à tout sujet possible.== ...et ce dont il s'agit, c'est précisément du statut de la question de la structure.
  27 KB (4,775 words) - 01:49, 31 August 2006
• Commentary on the Graphs
  If it is [[true]] that [[perception]] eclipses [[structure]], a [[schema]] will infallibly lead the [[subject]] 'to forget in an intui ...gether here have no more than a didactic [[role]]: their relation with the structure is one of analogy.
  7 KB (1,094 words) - 20:36, 27 May 2019
• Talk:Jacques Lacan:The Subject of the Unconscious
  ...Freud's and more systematically formualte what is ''beyond'' language and structure. ...nd, for Structuralism, a structure is always complete, while for Lacan the structure - the symbolic order - is never complete. There is always something left ov
  35 KB (5,841 words) - 11:39, 11 September 2006
• Talk:Seminar IX
  ...elp of a discipline that, in mathe ' matics, studies the dirreren~_~P:~ ~~ surface}' constituted ~y the movement 0 ...ot have any serious knowledge of this field) with the spheric surface, the surface delineated by. a~ing (the torus or the cross-cap), the Moebius strip, etc.
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• Talk:Seminar XIV
  ...e a subject? But is there really an alternative? Indeed, Lacan talked of a surface where "desire and reality" are "the right and the wrong sides"; however, th [[Lacan]] stresses the importance of the [[signification|signifying]] [[structure]] in [[fantasy]].
  27 KB (4,272 words) - 01:34, 23 September 2006
• Talk:Seminar XII
  ...g; there would be a relation only of analogy between the existence of that surface (a projection in a three dimensional space) and the immersion in a space, t ...r's circles as the maze of the torus or of the spiral of the demand on the surface of the Klein bottle. These figure though constructed in a simple and combin
  13 KB (1,923 words) - 01:25, 23 September 2006
• Introduction: Real
  ...pus]] complex, for example, functions in this way as a universal fantasy [[structure]]. Primal fantasies are not original in the sense that they are the origin ...subjects. The [[space]] of fantasy, writes Žižek, 'functions as an empty surface, as a kind of [[screen]] for the [[projection]] of desires' (1992:8). We ca
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• Talk:Introduction: Imaginary
  ...the mirror (this does not mean a literal mirror but rather any reflective surface, for example the mother's face) and this is usually accompanied by pleasure ...on of the armour of an alienating identity, which will mark with its rigid structure the infants entire mental development. (1977a [1949]: 4)
  33 KB (5,540 words) - 06:14, 23 October 2006
• Robespierre or the "Divine Violence" of Terror
  ...should treat individuals not as autonomous subjects, but as elements in a structure which follows its own laws. In contrast to Althusser, Lacan accomplishes th ...the phenomenon and Deleuze's notion of event as the flux of becoming, as a surface emergence that cannot be reduced to its "bodily" causes. His reply to the c
  87 KB (14,415 words) - 18:46, 14 June 2007
• Censorship Today: Violence, or Ecology as a New Opium for the Masses
  ...e destroyer dropped depth charges near the submarine to try to force it to surface, not [[knowing]] it had a nuclear-tipped torpedo. Vadim Orlov, a member of ...are of West Berlin was [[left]] blank, a weird [[hole]] in the detailed [[structure]] of the big city; when Christa Wolf, the well-known East [[German]] half-d
  47 KB (7,661 words) - 20:02, 27 May 2019
• Shostakovich in Casablanca
  ...ke." <ref>Maltby, <i>op.cit.</i>, p. 443.</ref> While, at the level of its surface narrative line, the film can be constructed by the spectator as obeying the ...unter here is the clear example of the fetishistic split, of the disavowal-structure of <i>je sais bien, mais quand m&#234;me..."</i>: the very awareness that t
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