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The ==Jacques Lacan==[[image:torus.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Torus]] (The [[Frenchtorus]]: ''tore'') is one of the [[:category:figures|figures]] that [[Lacan]] analyses analyzes in his study of [[topology]].
==Torus==In its simplest [[form]], it is a ring, a [[three]]-dimensional [[object ]] formed by taking a cylinder and joining the two ends together.
==Topology==[[Lacan]]'s first reference to the [[torus]] dates from 1953,<ref>{{E, }} p. 105</ref> but it is not until his [[work ]] on [[topology]] in the 1970s that it begins to [[figure ]] prominently in his work.
==Subject==
The [[topology]] of the [[torus]] illustrates certain features of the [[structure]] of the [[subject]]:
One important feature of the [[torus]] is that its centre center of gravity falls [[outside ]] its volume, just as the centre of the [[subject]] is outside himself; he is [[decentred]], excentric'''[[extimacy|ex-centric]]'''.
==Extimacy==[[Another ]] property of the [[torus]] is that "its peripheral exteriority and its central exteriority constitute only one single region."<ref>{{E, }} p. 105</ref>
This illustrates the way that [[psychoanalysis]] problematises the [[distinction ]] between '"[[extimacy|inside' ]]" and '"[[extimacy|outside]]".' (see [[extimacy]]).
==See Also==
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* [[Borromean knot]]
* [[Extimacy]]
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* [[Mathematics]]
* [[Moebius strip]]
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* [[Psychoanalysis]]
* [[Structure]]
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* [[Subject]]
* [[Topology]]
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==References==
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===misc===
 
6. Lacan exemplifies the intrication of demand and desire with two intertwined toruses 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 around the central void in the other (the circle of desire).
==See Also==
* [[borromean knot]]
* [[topology]]
* [[extimacy]]
* [[subject]]
* [[cross-cap]]
* [[knot]]
 
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