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Lacan gives a very parallel to this in Logical Time, what is known as the 3 Prisoners Problem aswell as his details on animal tracks/lures. This I believe is the most hitting interpretation of why Lacan is relevant here. The aliens, we are told, cannot lie or make jokes.
Where to get started with Lacan? : r/CriticalTheory - Reddit
2021年7月7日 · This piece is interesting not just because of its theoretical importance to Lacan's system (in it he introduces the fundamental notion of subjective alienation), but also because the first (now lost) drafts of the essay were produced at a time in which Lacan was deeply invested in the inter-war Parisian avant-garde, and in particular the ...
Critiques of Lacan? : r/CriticalTheory - Reddit
2022年2月4日 · The Lacan on which criticisms of his work (including D&G's) are frequently based is the Lacan of unconscious as structured like a language, the phallic inscription of lack, etc., much of which is demoted, reformulated or superseded by the end of his work.
Why is Lacan so Heavily Disliked by Academia? : r/lacan - Reddit
2021年10月19日 · Lacan would have none of this nor would his disciples, so, from the outset, Lacan and Lacanians are set against the established academic field of psychoanalysis, although this is perhaps changing to a degree as certain clinical Lacanians like Fink, Hook, Svolos, et al. as well as philosopher-Lacanians like Zizek, McGowan, Kopcek, Boothby ...
Jacques Lacan in 10 Minutes : r/psychoanalysis - Reddit
2021年1月28日 · Jacques Lacan was a French psychoanalyst and psychiatrist sometimes referred to as “the French Freud” and is regarded as an important figure in the history of psychoanalysis. The Imaginary, the Symbolic, the Real and the Mirror Stage are some of Lacan’s most notable ideas.
Starting out with Lacan : r/lacan - Reddit
2020年8月14日 · The thing about Lacan, in my experience, is that it's hard to read his essays or seminars without having a grasp on the overall concepts of his theories. Yes, one can start reading «The mirror stage», it's an easy text etc., but you wont get as much out of it if you don't know how these phenomenons of the imaginary and the mirror stage ...
Can someone sum up the main differences between Freud, Lacan …
2022年3月21日 · Lacan interpreted Freud through a post-structuralist and semiology bent as far as I know. He used Saussure's theory on semiotics which is now not loved in linguistics and anthropology. Once upon a time, it was the vogue with structuralists.
Top books to start with Lacan? : r/psychoanalysis - Reddit
But if you are looking to get general idea of Lacan and don't feel like reading a whole book, I recommend Parker's "Lacan, The Barred Psychologist". It's a nice article that sums up lacanian theory and its opposition to general (American) psychology. I am surprised I don't hear about this article in r/lacan, so maybe you are lucky you posted here.
In what order should I read Lacan (reading guide)? - Reddit
It was published in [Evolution Psychiatrique XII, (1947): 123-65, and in] a volume entitled Le Probleme de la psychogenese des nevroses et des psychoses ("The Problem of the Psychogenesis of the Neuroses and Psychoses"), by Lucien Bonnafe, Henri Ey, Sven Follin, Jacques Lacan, and Julien Rouart (Paris: Desclee de Brouwer. 1950), 23-54.
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2022年1月17日 · The Seminars are Lacan's weekly talks to (broadly) students of psychoanalysis and are easier to read than his rather dense writings, the Ecrits - however the series of commentaries on the Ecrits by Stijn Vanheule, Derek Hook and Calum Neill are so extremely good that tackling these commentaries first might well give a better grounding than ...