Difference between revisions of "Five Lessons"
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| − | Five Lessons on the Psychoanalytic Theory of Jacques Lacan | + | Five Lessons on the [[Psychoanalytic]] [[Theory]] of Jacques [[Lacan]] |
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| − | First Lesson: The Unconscious and Jouissance | + | First Lesson: The [[Unconscious]] and [[Jouissance]] |
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| − | First Principle: "The unconscious is structured like a language" | + | First [[Principle]]: "The unconscious is [[structured]] like a [[language]]" |
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| − | Second Principle: "There is no sexual relation" | + | Second Principle: "There is no [[sexual]] relation" |
25 | 25 | ||
| − | Second Lesson: The Existence of the Unconscious | + | Second Lesson: The [[Existence]] of the Unconscious |
45 | 45 | ||
| − | When can the unconscious be said to exist? | + | When can the unconscious be said to [[exist]]? |
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| − | The unconscious manifests itself in "lalangue" | + | The unconscious manifests itself in "[[lalangue]]" |
| − | The unconscious is a structure that actualizes itself | + | The unconscious is a [[structure]] that actualizes itself |
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| − | The unconscious is the displacement of the signifier between the patient and the analyst | + | The unconscious is the [[displacement]] of the [[signifier]] between the [[patient]] and the [[analyst]] |
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| − | The subject of the unconscious | + | The [[subject]] of the unconscious |
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| − | Third Lesson: The Concept of Object a | + | [[Third]] Lesson: The [[Concept]] of [[Object]] a |
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| − | The therapeutic goal of psychoanalysis | + | The therapeutic [[goal]] of [[psychoanalysis]] |
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| − | Object a | + | [[Object a]] |
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| − | The problem of the other | + | The problem of the [[other]] |
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| − | The formal status of object a | + | The [[formal]] status of object a |
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| − | The breast as object a | + | The [[breast]] as object a |
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| − | Summary on object a: the need-demand-desire triad | + | [[Summary]] on object a: the [[need]]-[[demand]]-[[desire]] [[triad]] |
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| − | Fourth Lesson: Fantasy | + | Fourth Lesson: [[Fantasy]] |
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| − | Clinical observations on fantasy | + | [[Clinical]] observations on fantasy |
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| − | The body as a core of jouissance | + | The [[body]] as a core of jouissance |
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| − | Partial body and jouissance | + | [[Partial]] body and jouissance |
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| − | Formations of object a | + | [[Formations]] of object a |
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| − | Appendix: The Concept of the Subject of the Unconscious | + | Appendix: The Concept of [[the Subject]] of the Unconscious |
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| − | The relation of the subject to unconscious knowledge | + | The relation of the subject to unconscious [[knowledge]] |
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| − | The relation of the subject to logic | + | The relation of the subject to [[logic]] |
139 | 139 | ||
| − | The relation of the subject to castration | + | The relation of the subject to [[castration]] |
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| − | The layered subject of the unconscious | + | The layered [[subject of the unconscious]] |
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| − | Notes | + | [[Notes]] |
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| − | Index | + | [[Index]] |
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Latest revision as of 07:31, 24 May 2019
Translators' Introduction
1
Five Lessons on the Psychoanalytic Theory of Jacques Lacan
Prefatory Remarks
13
First Lesson: The Unconscious and Jouissance
15
First Principle: "The unconscious is structured like a language"
16
Second Principle: "There is no sexual relation"
25
Second Lesson: The Existence of the Unconscious
45
When can the unconscious be said to exist?
45
The unconscious manifests itself in "lalangue"
The unconscious is a structure that actualizes itself
51
The unconscious is the displacement of the signifier between the patient and the analyst
61
The subject of the unconscious
69
Third Lesson: The Concept of Object a
73
The therapeutic goal of psychoanalysis
73
76
The problem of the other
78
The formal status of object a
79
The "corporal" status of object a
82
The breast as object a
83
Summary on object a: the need-demand-desire triad
93
Fourth Lesson: Fantasy
97
That which is proper to psychoanalysis
97
Clinical observations on fantasy
99
The body as a core of jouissance Fifth Lesson: The Body
115
Sexual, symbolic, and imaginary body
117
Partial body and jouissance
120
A clinical vignette
123
Formations of object a
129
Appendix: The Concept of the Subject of the Unconscious
133
Translated by Boris Belay
The relation of the subject to unconscious knowledge
133
The relation of the subject to logic
139
The relation of the subject to castration
140
The layered subject of the unconscious
143
The concept of unconscious knowledge
144
151
157
