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[[Lacan]]s began his [[analysis]] with [[Rudolph LowensteinLoewenstein]] in 1934, and was elected to the [[SPP]] in the same year.
Ironically, [[LowensteinLoewenstein]] was one of the pioneers of the [[ego-psychology]] that [[Lacan]] came to loathe so much.
[[Lacan]]'s first contribution to [[psychoanalysis]] was made in 1936, when he presented his paper on the [[mirror-stage]] to the Marienbad Conference of the [[IPA]].
The influence of [[Kojève]]'s seminar on [[Hegel]]'s ''[[Phenomenology of Mind]]'' (1947) is crucial here; [[Lacan]] was an assiduous attender, and all his numerous allusions to [[Hegel]] should in fact be read as allusions to [[Kojève]].
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