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==Culture==[[LacanFactor c]] coined is "the term constant characteristic of any given [[cultural]] milieu"<ref>{{E}} p.37</ref>: it is an attempt to designate that part of the [[factor symbolic order]] which marks the [[particular]] features of one [[culture]] as opposed to [[another]] ('''c''' stands for [[culture]]" at a psychiatric congress in 1950).

=="American Way of Life"==Although it would be interesting to speculate on the possible applications of this [[concept]] to the interrelationship between different cultural milieux and [[psychoanalysis]], [[Lacan]] only gives one example of the [[Factor cfactor]] ; ahistoricism, he argues, is "the constant characteristic [[factor c|''c'' factor]] of the [[culture]] of any given cultural milieu"the [[United States]].<ref>{{E}} p.37, 115</ref>: it is an attempt to designate that part of the [[symbolic order]] which marks the particular features of one culture as opposed to another (c stands for culture).

Although it would be interesting to speculate on the possible applications The "American way of this concept to the interrelationship between different cultural milieux and psychoanalysis, [[Lacanlife]]" revolves around such [[signifier]] only gives one example of the s as "[[c factorhappiness]]; ahistoricism, he argues" "adaptation, is the " "[[c factorhuman]] of the culture of the United Statesrelations" and "human engineering."<ref>{{E}} p.37, 11538</ref>

The "American way of life" revolves around such signifiers as "happiness," "adaptation," "human relations" and "human engineering."<ref>{{E}} p.38</ref> ==Psychoanalysis==[[Lacan]] regards the [[factor c |''c'' factor]] of United States culture as particularly antithetical to [[psychoanalysis]], and sees it as largely [[responsible ]] for the errors which have beset [[psychoanalytic theory ]] in the USA (such as [[ego-psychology]]).