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• Jacques Lacan:Links
  ...dy-group/72/891/767 here] or email [mailto:bostonlacanstudygroup@gmail.com here.] 4. Lacanian [[Links]]
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• Slavoj Zizek:Links
  ==External links== *[http://lacan.com/zizeklenin34.htm What Is To be Done (with Lenin)?]
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• Slavoj Žižek:Links
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• Slavoj Žižek
  ==Links== [http://www.adamkotsko.com/zizeklinks.htm Collection of Zizek links]
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• Kid A In Alphabet Land - About
  ...ger-size, better-quality [[external]] [[images]], and creating hypertext [[links]] to and from related [[concepts]] and to more detailed explanations of the [http://www.freedonia.com/~carl/kida/kida_about.html Here]
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• Death drive
  Here he established a fundamental opposition between [[death drive|life drive]]s In 1946 he [[links]] the [[death drive]] to the [[narcissism|suicidal tendency]] of [[narcissi
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• Phallus
  ...for both sexes, only one genital, namely the male one, comes into account. What is [[present]], therefore, is not a primacy of the genitals, but a primacy ...natomical reality or on the level of organs, but precisely on the level of what a lack of the organ might [[represent]] subjectively.
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• Jacques Lacan
  <blockquote>''[[Chronology|Click here for a more complete chronology of '''Jacques Lacan''''s life]].''</blockquo ...as the ''passant''. They listen to him and then, in turn, they testify to what they have heard in front of a committee for approval composed of the direct
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• Lenin (revolutionary)
  ...party, the first [[Premier of the Soviet Union]], and the main theorist of what has come to be called [[Leninism]], which is described as an [[adaptation]] ...lit]] with the [[Mensheviks]] that was partly inspired by his pamphlet ''[[What is to be Done?]]'' [http://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1901/witbd/
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• Narcissism
  ...es the [[ego]] as an [[object]] of the [[libido|libidinal economy]], and [[links]] the [[birth]] of the [[ego]] to the [[narcissism|narcissistic stage]] of
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• Object
  ...he very beginning of [[psychic]] life, the external world, the object, and what is hated are identical (the object emerges in hatred). When, following the ...ore from the object than its [[necessity]] for ensuring self-preservation; here it was the child who was "[[responsible]]," based on the satisfaction of th
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• Identification
  ...with something which is [[outside]] (and even against) the [[subject]] is what "[[structures]] the subject as a rival with himself"<ref>{{E}} p. 22</ref> In 1964, [[Lacan]] [[links]] the [[identification|single trait]] to the first [[signifier]] (S1), and
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• Ego
  ...[[links]] it with the [[pleasure principle]], whereas the latter approach links the [[ego]] to the [[perception]]-[[consciousness]] [[system]] and opposes
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• Condensation
  Nor does it engage in [[metonymy]], in which one of the [[links]] represents one or several chains of association. ...phical emphasis warps the [[texture]] of a text and invites us to look for links other than those offered by successive statements.
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• Subject
  <blockquote>"What do we call a subject? Quite precisely, what in the [[development]] of objectivation, is [[outside]] of the object."<ref ...] connotations of the term are particularly emphasised by [[Lacan]], who [[links]] it with [[Descartes]]'s [[philosophy]] of the ''[[cogito]]'':
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• Anxiety
  He also [[links]] [[anxiety]] with the [[fear]] of being engulfed by the devouring [[mother Once again, what emerges from [[Lacan]]'s account of [[Little Hans]] is that it is not [[sep
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• Castration complex
  ...and foremost a [[fantasy]] of the mutilation of the [[penis]]. [[Lacan]] [[links]] this [[fantasy]] with a [[whole]] series of [[fantasy|fantasies]] of [[bo ...st to such a position is the [[neurosis|neurotic]] [[structure]], but even here the [[subject]] still [[defends]] himself against the [[lack]] in the [[Oth
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• Cause
  He then [[links]] this with the concept of ''[[objet petit a]]'', which is now defined as t
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• Structure
  ...work]], in which the emphasis on [[structure]] is a constant reminder that what determines the [[subject]] is not some supposed "[[essence]]" but simply hi Two years later he again [[links]] the concept of [[structure]] with [[mathematics|mathematical set theory]]
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• Speech
  [[Lacan]]'s [[concept]] of [[speech]] as a "symbolic [[exchange]]" which "[[links]] [[human]] beings to each [[other]]'" <ref>{{S1}} p. 142</ref> is clearly
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• Signifier
  ...hat when [[Lacan]] talks [[about]] [[signifiers]] he is often referring to what [[others]] would call simply "[[word]]s," the two terms are not equivalent. ==External Links==
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• Signifying Chain
  ...y]] of [[desire]] is expressed through the associative and [[combinatory]] links of the signifier and is repeated in a kind of succession that sets up a cha
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• Philosophy
  ...Empedocles and [[Nietzsche]]) with having anticipated purely by intuition what [[psychoanalysts]] discovered only by laborious investigation.<ref>{{F}} 19 ...ns of philosophical systems,<ref>{{S1}} p.118-19; {{S11}} p.77</ref> and [[links]] [[philosophy]] with the [[discourse]] of the [[master]], the reverse of [
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• Community Portal2
  ...various [[community]]-related tasks, current events and discussions, and [[links]] to helpful pages. Use the sections here to [[list]] items that need improving or that you believe need deleting.
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• Community Portal3
  <!-- do not leave a blank line here --> '''[[No Subject:What is No Subject|What is No Subject]]''' &middot;
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• Community Portal4
  * [[Wikiquote:What Wikiquote is not|What Wikiquote is not]] * [[Wikiquote:Utilities|Utilities]] - [[links]] to helpful pages
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• Alain Badiou
  ...an unhealthy deviation of more main-line [[Marxism]]. In 1988 he published what is now considered by many to be his major [[statement]], ''L'être et l'év ...dge]], a “consistent presented multiplicity” (''ibid''. 2005: 522), or what Žižek in Lacanian terms calls the [[symbolic]] order. When these elements
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• The Subject
  What is the [[subject]] and why is it so important? ...ent]] and fully [[self]]-[[conscious]] ‘i’, but as an empty [[space]], what is [[left]] when the rest of the [[world]] is expelled from itself.
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• Metaphor
  ...n in the signifying [[chain]] of S for S'. The elision of S', represented here by the bar through it, is the condition of the success of the metaphor.<ref ...ation]], [[metaphor]] to [[identification]] and [[symbolism]], [[Lacan]] [[links]] [[metaphor]] to [[condensation]] and [[metonymy]] to [[displacement]].
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• Metonymy
  Following [[Jakobson]], [[Lacan]] [[links]] [[metonymy]] to the combinatorial axis of [[language]], as opposed to the
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• The ego in Freud's theory and in the technique of psychoanalysis
  "In the dream the unconscious is what is outside all of the subjects. The structure of the dream shows that the u "What is at stake in the function of the dream is beyond the ego, what in the subject is of the subject and not of the subject, that is the uncons
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• Seminar IX
  ...mbolic]] [[identification]] as [[identification]] with the [[signifier]]. Here, he examines the rapport of the [[subject]] to the [[signifier]]. In the [ ...olic [[introjection]] of the [[father]]'s mark, "An [[identity]] of body [[links]] the [[Father]] of all [[times]] to all those who descend from Him."
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• Seminar X
  ...hat continues for the [[subject]] the [[image]] of his [[desire]]." It is what is lost during the original [[constitution]] of the [[subject]] where the [ ...e commandment of the [[Father]]-[[God]]: "<i>Jouis!</i>" For [[instance]], what or whose apparition does for the sudden gap of an opening window (<i>The [[
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• The reverse of psychoanalysis
  ...The unconscious is the fact "that the subject is not the one who [[knows]] what he says. Whoever articulates the unconscious says that it is either that or * What is knowledge? Lacan refers to it as the jouissance of the Other
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• Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality
  ...central theme of the book. Freud's discussion of adult sexual aberrations links them to unexpected or abnormal events during childhood. He similarly unders ...had previously proposed, as early as 1896 with reference to hysteria, was here reasserted and further developed.
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• Totem and Taboo
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• Civilization and Its Discontents
  ...e earlier work, behind which there was always some [[internal]] drive. But what is there to do? One can't smoke and play cards all day long. . . . During t ...[[texts]], aggression and [[reality]] are integrated in a dynamic which [[links]] individual and collective psychology. To do this Freud simplified, identi
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• Seminar II
  ...dream." "What is at stake in the function of the dream is beyond the ego, what in the subject is of the subject and not of the subject, that is the uncons ...ntation of the subject beyond the ego with the <i>Id</i>, the <i>quod</i> (what-is-it?) which seeks to come into being in analysis."</span>
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• Psychoanalytic Theory
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• Psychiatry
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• Semiotics
  ...from [[linguistics]]. Although both start from the same point, semiotics [[links]] [[linguistic]] facts to non-linguistic facts to give a broader [[empirica ...l texts in general. Although the task of literary semiotics is to describe what is characteristic of literary texts or [[discourse]], it is founded on the
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• Imago
  In 1938, [[Lacan]] [[links]] each of the [[three]] [[family complex]]es to a specific [[imago]]: the [
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• Jodi Dean
  ...[construction]] of a political identity in political [[struggle]]. Part of what I like in [[Zizek]] is his critique of [[multiculturalism]] and identity po ==External Links==
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• An Introduction To The Electronic Edition
  ...ger-size, better-quality [[external]] [[images]], and creating hypertext [[links]] to and from related [[concepts]] and to more detailed explanations of the
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• Sigmund Freud
  ...d with all of his patients. He started to hear her mumble [[words]] during what he called states of [[absence]]. Eventually Breuer started to recognize so ...f treatment based on the one that Breuer had described to him, modified by what he called his "pressure technique". The traditional story, based on Freud's
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• Critical theory
  ...om the [[model]] of science put forward by [[logical positivism]] and from what he and his colleagues perceived as the covert [[positivism]] and [[authorit ...e paradigm of critical knowledge. This expanded considerably the scope of what counted as critical theory within the social [[sciences]], which would incl
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• Hannah Arendt
  ...m]]'', which traced the roots of [[Communism]] and [[Nazism]], and their [[links]] to [[anti-Semitism]]. This book was controversial because it compared two [[Hannah Arendt]]'s insights are also crucial here: she emphasized the [[distinction]] between political [[power]] and the mer
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• Roland Barthes
  ...kinds of theory being developed in his work. In [[1970]] Barthes produced what many consider to be his most prodigious work, the dense critical [[reading] ...al to conventions, and are thus not purely creative. Rather, [[form]], or what Barthes calls ‘writing’, the specific way an individual chooses to mani
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• Capitalism
  ...lection]] on the seemingly endless reproduction of capitalism. The first [[links]] between capital and the Real emerged as seemingly secondary references in ...giving the Real [[Imaginary]], Symbolic and Real dimensions (''TK'': xii). Here [[the symbolic]] Real, which Žižek describes as “the Real as consistenc
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• Deconstruction
  ...racterization implied by the Derrida quote just given) — and determining what [[authority]] to accord to a [[particular]] attempt at delimiting it. ...rms]] of dogmatic [[theology]], and has written about religion in terms of what was shared among the Mosaic monotheisms.
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• Félix Guattari
  ...smose'' ([[1992]]), the topic of which is already partially developed in ''What is Philosophy?'' (1991, with [[Deleuze]]), Félix Guattari takes again his *''What Is Philosophy?'' ([[1991]])
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• Samuel P. Huntington
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• Søren Kierkegaard
  ...ingly difficult to distinguish between what Kierkegaard truly believed and what he was merely arguing for as part of a pseudo-[[author]]'s [[position]]. [ ...owerfully that I am transfigured for myself, and feel that it's good to be here.|Søren Kierkegaard|'(Journals<ref name="Dru"/>, [[2 February]], [[1839]])'
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• Ernesto Laclau
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• Emmanuel Lévinas
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• Lacanian Psychoanalysis
  yet become a [[psychoanalyst]]; he was still a [[psychiatrist]]. What is revealing ...ious — that of poetry, puns, [[internal]] rhymes. In word play causal [[links]] dissolve and [[associations]] abound.
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• Matheme
  In 1955, [[Lacan]] introduced what could be called his first [[matheme]], the relatively simple "'''[[schema L ...'''[[Saussurean algorithm]]'''".<ref>{{E}} p. 149</ref> The [[matheme]] [[links]] the [[law]]s of the [[unconscious]] discovered by [[Freud]] to the [[law]
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• Repeating Lenin (Essay)
  ...ow things may have been much worse: "Just look around and see for yourself what will happen if we follow your radical notions!" And it is exactly the same ...h then inevitably ends in a cul de sac of debilitating [[impossibility]]: "what can one do against the global [[capital]]?"), but to question the hegemonic
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• The Matrix, or, Two Sides of Perversion
  ...e symbolic order as such? However, what if this very alternative is false? What if the virtual character of the symbolic order "as such" is the very condit ...: The Matrix just radicalizes it by bringing in virtual reality. The point here is the radical ambiguity of the VR with regard to the problematic of iconoc
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• Ethnic Dance Macabre
  ...perate attempt at modernisation [[outside]] the constraints of capitalism. What is effectively at stake in the [[present]] crisis of post-socialist states What then, are these [[notorious]] Balkan passions?
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• Psychoanalysis in Post-Marxism: The Case of Alain Badiou
  ...of an egalitarian democratic enthusiasm-of an unconditional [[demand]] for what Etienne [[Balibar]] called egaliberte. For that [[reason]], the political u ...-American academia, the basic outlines of his philosophy will be rehearsed here prior to offering a [[Lacanian]] response to his depiction of the limits of
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• The Stellar Parallax: The Traps of Ontological Difference
  ...of freedom is the display of <i>amor fati</i>, the act of freely assuming what is otherwise necessary. If, then, the subject's activity is, at its most fu ...and thus causes the multiplicity of symbolic perspectives. The paradox is here a very precise one: it is at the very point at which a pure difference emer
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• A Glance into the Archives of Islam
  ...umbilical cord that [[links]] it to the feminine.) Islam thus functions as what [[Freud]] called <i>Liebesstoerer</i>: the intruder/obstacle of the harmoni François Regnault defined [[Jews]] as our <i>[[objet]] a</i> - but are here not Muslims this a-sexual “[[partial]] object”? We usually [[speak]] of
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• Smashing the Neighbor's Face
  ...display the same responsibility for me. Levinas likes to quote Dostoyevsky here: "We are all responsible for everything and [[guilty]] in front of everyone ...is politics at its purest), in short, excluding precisely the dimension of what Carl [[Schmitt]] called political [[theology]]? One is tempted to say that,
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• Biopolitics: Between Terri Schiavo and Guantanamo
  ...CIA began apprehending more [[people]] whose intelligence [[value]] and [[links]] to [[terrorism]] were less certain, the original standard for consigning ...g legitimate targets of murderous bombings), so that they are now cases of what Giorgio [[Agamben]] calls <i>[[homo sacer]]</i>, the one who can be killed
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• The Matrix: The Truth of the Exaggerations
  ..., the strength of the film resides not so much in this central [[thesis]] (what we [[experience]] as reality is an artificial virtual reality generated by ...tries to explain to the still perplexed Neo what the Matrix is, he - he [[links]] it to a failure in the [[structure]] of the [[universe]]:
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• The Iraqi MacGuffin
  ...ge you are carrying there?' The other man replies, 'That is a MacGuffin.' 'What is a MacGuffin?' asks the first. The second says, 'A MacGuffin is a device ...r proofs of the crime... Not to mention the fact that this, precisely, was what before the war the UN weapons inspectors were asking for - more time - and
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• Attempts to Escape the Logic of Capitalism
  ...d to become an active politico-military force capable of defending itself. Here we have the basic paradox of victimisation: the Other to be protected is go
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• Master
  ...he [[master]] is thus an attempt at totalization (which is why [[Lacan ]][[links]] the [[discourse]] of the [[master]] with [[philosophy]] and [[philosophy|
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• The Ambassadors
  ...ntion whose [[technique]] was first taken advantage of by Flemish masters. What is most "Flemish" of Holbein's use of oils is his use of the medium to rend ==External links==
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• Castration
  ...of his discussions on [[sexuality]], [[Freud]] emphasizes [[castration]]. What [[Freud]] learned from his [[clinical]] [[practice]] is that [[sexuality]] The asymmetrical situations of the boy and the girl were what Freud (1951) returned to when he wrote in 1937 of the limits of an [[analyt
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• Surrealism
  ...[[psychoanalysis]] and during his medical studies Lacan developed strong [[links]] with the movement. During this time, Lacan's links with the Surrealists developed further.
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• Alexandre Kojève
  ...nment]]. One of his repeatedly expressed positions in later years was that what had, in Marx's time and afterward, been known as a European [[proletariat]] ==External Links==
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• The Purloined Letter
  Dupin asks the Prefect if he [[knows]] what he is [[looking]] for and the Prefect reads off a minute description of the ...ing from a dirty ribbon, he sees a half-torn letter and knows he has found what he came for. Striking up a conversation with D- [[about]] a [[subject]] he
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• Frankfurt School
  ...ulturally advanced [[nation]] (Germany), they took up the task of choosing what parts of Marx's [[thought]] might serve to clarify social [[conditions]] wh ...tics]] and [[popular culture|mass culture]]. Studies saw a common concern here in the ability of [[capitalism]] to destroy the preconditions of critical,
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• Administered World
  ...lture]] industries'. These became the cornerstone of a damning portrait of what Adorno saw as an increasingly 'administered [[world]]'. Against an increasi ==External Links==
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• Parallax View
  ...of [[freedom]] is the display of ''amor fati'', the act of freely assuming what is otherwise necessary. ...thus causes the [[multiplicity]] of symbolic perspectives. The paradox is here a very precise one: it is at the very point at which a pure [[difference]]
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• Jean Laplanche
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• Jack Bauer and the Ethics of Urgency
  This brings up a crucial question: What does this all-pervasive sense of urgency mean <i>ethically</i>? The pressu ...members or their closest relatives when they are suspected of terrorist [[links]]. In the fourth season, among those tortured were the secretary of defens
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• Ideology Reloaded
  ...d firmly to their seats and compelled to watch the shadowy performance of (what they falsely consider to be) reality—in short, the [[position]] of the [[ ...he effects of his [[acts]]; his [[activity]] is always something else than what he aimed at or anticipated. And the inconsistencies of the film’s [[narra
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• On Divine Self-Limitation and Revolutionary Love
  ...particular context into a kind of transcendental a priori.&nbsp; But still what is not answered, as you said, is that we cannot simply arrange this and say ...ding, is the disappearance of disappearance.&nbsp; It is in itself already what becomes for itself the new community.<br>
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• The Iraqui MacGuffin
  ...ge you are carrying there?' The other man replies, 'That is a MacGuffin.' 'What is a MacGuffin?' asks the first. The second says, 'A MacGuffin is a device ...he US? It did not attack us!', one should answer it with the question 'And what did the terrorists who destroyed the Twin Towers effectively DO to the U.S.
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• The Thing from Inner Space
  ...esides the point of the [[notion]] of [[suture]] in [[cinema]] [[theory]]. What I propose to do is something much more naive and abrupt: to analyze the way ...f the universe - however, what if its actual effect is the exact opposite? What if the [[true]] horror is that of Something - the intrusion of some excess
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• The Matrix, or, the Two Sides of Perversion
  ...e symbolic order as such? However, what if this very alternative is false? What if the virtual character of the symbolic order "as such" is the very condit ...e Matrix</i> just radicalizes it by bringing in virtual reality. The point here is the radical ambiguity of the VR with regard to the problematic of iconoc
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• Psychoanalysis and Post-Marxism
  ...of an egalitarian democratic enthusiasm-of an unconditional [[demand]] for what Etienne [[Balibar]] called egaliberte. For that [[reason]], the political u ...-American academia, the basic outlines of his philosophy will be rehearsed here prior to offering a [[Lacanian]] response to his depiction of the limits of
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• The Future of an Illusion
  ..., it is not [[impossible]]. The fact that it is grounded in her wishes is what makes it an illusion. ==External links==
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• Anarchy
  ...ion, there are a [[number]] of points of convergence that can be developed here. Certain Lacanian [[concepts]], when applied to political and social discou "What you [[want]] is [[another]] master!": Lacan's dystopia
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• Links
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• Never Mind the Bollocks
  ...would determine it, indeed, that it exceeds any utilitarian definition of what is [[good]] for you. Having described it he draws a mesmerising whirlwind o ...[[nothing]] like it before. It's tempting to say never mind the bollocks, here's Slavoj [[Zizek]].
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• Wilhelm Reich
  ...feel [[sexual]] [[love]] depended on a physical ability to make love with what he called "orgastic potency." He attempted to "measure" the [[male]] [[orga ...toms]]. ''Character Analysis'' was a major step in the [[development]] of what today would be called ''[[ego psychology]]''. In Reich's view a person's e
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• Paul Ricoeur
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• Erich Fromm
  ...ologist]] and humanistic [[philosophy|philosopher]]. He is associated with what became known as the [[Frankfurt School]] of critical thinkers. ...of their fellow human beings, much less the [[objective]] ''knowledge'' of what other people truly wanted and needed.
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• Hegemony
  ...ter [[Philip K. Dick]] treats the [[concept]] of hegemony as one aspect of what he calls the [[Black Iron Prison]], a totalised [[system]] of [[social]] co ...he young respect their [[parents]]; therefore they let their elders decide what they [[want]] to do because of the great respect they have towards them. [[
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• The Agency of the Letter in the Unconscious or Reason Since Freud
  ...termined by the theme of the third volume of ''La Psychanalyse,'' I owe to what will be found there to insert it at a point somewhere between writing (l'&e ...trying to maintain it at the level at which I ought to present my teaching here, I might push it too far from speech, whose very different techniques are e
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• Desire, Life and Death
  </p><blockquote><dl><dd>To fill in what I am in the middle of articulating for you, I told you that we had an examp ...precisely on this embodied speech which you couldn't recognise when it was here, with its ensuing tearing, cancelling of man. You exiled him. Thebes beware
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• Death Instinct
  ...leading to primary masochism and sadism, is the object of the death drive here. According to Freud's descriptions, its [[goal]] is dissociation, [[regress ...[[Real]]," in connection with the [[Imaginary]] and the [[Symbolic]]. He [[links]] to this the lethal [[dimension]] inherent in [[desire]] and <i>[[jouissan
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• Isolation
  ...[defense]] [[mechanism]] characteristic of [[obsessional]] neurosis. The [[links]] of a [[thought]], [[idea]], impression, or [[feeling]] with [[other]] [[t
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• Mastery
  ...mastery in relation to the analyst's counter-[[transference]] is essential here in order to [[limit]] counter-transferential [[projection]], seduction, or ...l activities that are attached to erotogenetic zones" (p. 193). He further links the instinct for mastery to the "instinct for [[knowledge]]," which "cannot
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• Neurotic Defenses
  ...ressive]] tendencies. They reveal the complexity and vicissitudes of the [[links]] between [[affect]] and [[representation]].
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• Psychosexual Development
  The [[Freudian]] scheme of the phases of libidinal development [[links]] two essential components at each stage: on the one hand, an organizing er ...od]] are progressively integrated into the genital sexuality of the adult. What remains of them is found in the foreplay that precedes the sexual act prope
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• Remembering, Repeating and Working-Through
  Repetition as [[action]] rather than as memory led Freud to examine the [[links]] between the [[three]] [[concepts]] of [[transference]], repetition, and [
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• Return of the Repressed
  ...(1933a [1932], p. 74). In <i>[[Moses]] and [[Monotheism]]</i>, he added: "What is forgotten is not extinguished but only 'repressed'; its memory-traces ar ...festing themselves in consciousness without this necessarily implying that what has been repressed becomes conscious: The repressed returns, but often rema
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• Ida Bauer
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