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L’orientation lacanienne:le cours de Jacques-Alain Miller |
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The Seminar of Jacques Lacan, Book I: Freud's Papers on Technique (ed. J-A Miller), N.Y.: Norton, 1988 |
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1954 | Jan
13 1954 |
The seminar |
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Confusion in analysis |
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History is not the past |
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Theories of the Ego |
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Jan 20 1954 |
Analysis the first time |
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Materiality of discourse |
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Analysis of analysis |
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Freud’s megalomania? |
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Jan 27 1954 |
Margaret Little’s testimony |
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From Ego to Ego |
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Reality and fantasy of the trauma |
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History, the lived and the relived |
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Feb 3 1954 |
Resistance and transference |
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The feeling of presence |
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Verwerfung ≠ VerdrÄngung |
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The inflections of speech |
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Feb 10 1954 |
The linguistic criss-crossing |
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The philosophical disciplines |
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The structure of hallucination |
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In every relation to the other, negation |
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Feb 17 1954 |
Anna Freud or Melanie Klein |
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Feb 24 1954 |
Meditations on optics |
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Introduction of the inverted bouquet |
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Reality: the original chaos |
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Imaginary: birth of the Ego |
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Symbolic: the position of the subject |
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Function of the myth of Oedipus in psychoanalysis |
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Mar 10 1954 |
The case of Robert |
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Theory of the super-ego |
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The core of speech |
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Mar 17 1954 |
Concerning performatives |
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Sexuality and libido |
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Freud or Jung |
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The imaginary in neurosis |
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The symbolic in psychosis |
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Mar 24 1954 |
The notion of drive |
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The imaginary in animals and in man |
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Sexual behavior is particularly prone to the lure |
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The Urich |
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Mar 31 1954 |
Freud line by line |
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The lures of sexuality |
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The symbolic relation defines the position of |
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the subject in the imaginary |
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Apr 7 1954 |
The image of death |
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The sleeper’s real self |
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The name, the law |
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From the future to the past |
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May 5 1954 |
Confusion of tongues in analysis |
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Birth of the I |
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Misrecognition [mÉconnaisance] is not ignorance |
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The mystique of introjections |
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On primary masochism |
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May 12 1954 |
Agressivity ≠ aggression |
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The word elephant |
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The moorings of speech |
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Transference and suggestion |
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Freud and Dora |
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May 19 1954 |
Naming desire |
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The prÄgung of the
trauma |
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The forgetting of forgetting |
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The subject in science |
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The super-ego, a discordant statement |
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May 26 1954 |
Theory of love |
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Definition of character |
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Objectivation |
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June 2 1954 |
Balint and Ferenczi |
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The satisfaction of need |
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The map of tenderness |
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Intersubjectivity in the perversions |
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Sartrian analysis |
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June 9 1954 |
Perverse desire |
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Master and slave |
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Numerical structuration of the intersubjective field |
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The holophrase |
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Speech in the transference |
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Angelus silesius |
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June 16 1954 |
Every signification refers back to another signification |
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The companions of Odysseus |
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Transference and reality |
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The concept is the time of the thing |
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Hieroglyphics |
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June 23 1954 |
De locutionis significatione |
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June 30 1954 |
Failed [ManquÉ] =
successful |
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Speech from beyond discourse |
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The word escapes me [Le mot me manque] |
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The dream of the botanical mongraph |
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Desire |
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JULY 7 1954 |
THE INTELLECTUAL AND THE AFFECTIVE LOVE AND HATE IN THE IMAGINARY AND IN THE SYMBOLIC IGNORANTIA DOCTA SYMBOLIC INVESTITURE DISCOURSE AS LABOR THE OBSESSIONAL AND HIS MASTER |
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The Seminar of Jacques Lacan, Book II: The Ego in Freud's Theory and in the Technique of Psychoanalysis (ed. J-A Miller), N.Y.: Norton, 1988 |
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1954-1955 | Nov 17 1954 |
Truth and knowledge |
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The dentist’s cogito |
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The I is
not the Ego, the subject is not the individual |
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The crisis of 1920 |
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Dec 1 1954 |
Psychoanalysis and its concepts |
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A truth which cannot be grasped by bounded knowledge |
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Form and symbol |
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Pericles, psychoanalyst |
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The year’s program |
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Dec 8 1954 |
Dialogues concerning LÉvi-Strauss |
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Life and the machine |
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God, nature and the symbol |
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The natural imaginary |
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Freudian dualism |
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Dec 15 1954 |
Experience and destiny |
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‘The core of our being’ |
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The Ego is an object |
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Fascination, rivalry, recognition |
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Jan 12 1955 |
Idolatry |
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Self-counting of the subject |
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Heterotopia of consciousness |
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The analysis of the Ego isn’t the analysis of the |
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Unconscious inside out |
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Jan 19 1955 |
The death instinct |
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Freud’s rationalism |
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The master’s alienation |
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Psychoanalysis is not a humanism |
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Freud and energy |
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Jan 26 1955 |
Maurice Merleau-Ponty and understanding |
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Conservation, entropy, information |
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Pleasure principle and reality principle |
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Gribouille’s apprenticeship |
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Reminiscence and repitition |
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Feb 2 1955 |
On the level of psychosomatic reactions |
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The Real is without fissure |
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The rediscovery of the object |
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Feb 9 1955 |
Madness is not dreaming |
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Four schemata |
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Opposition and mediation |
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The primary process |
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The entification of perception-consciousness |
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Feb 16 1955 |
Entropy taken literally |
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The paradoxes of Omega |
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Everything is always there |
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Dream and symptom |
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The conversation with Fleiss |
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Mar 2 1955 |
The message as an insistence of an interrupted discourse |
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The king of England is a fool |
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Freud and Fechner |
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Mar 9 1955 |
Who is the subject? |
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Paradoxes of the Freudian schemata |
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Perception and hallucination |
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Function of the Ego |
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Mar 16 1955 |
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Mar 23 1955 |
the imaginary, the real, and the symbolic |
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Mar 30 1955 |
An ultimate Quod |
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The machine which plays |
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Memory and reminiscence |
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Introduction to the purloined letter |
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Apr 27 1955 |
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May 11 1955 |
The common discourse |
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Fulfillment of desire |
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The desire to sleep |
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The word and the guys |
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The question of realism |
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May 18 1955 |
The libido |
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Desire, sexual desire, instinct |
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Resistance of the analyst |
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The beyond of Oedipus |
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Life dreams only of dying |
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May 25 1955 |
Why the planets do not speak |
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Post-analytic paranoia |
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The Z-shaped schema |
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The other side of the wall of language |
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Imaginary re-membering [rememrement] and symbolic recognition |
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Why one trains analysts |
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June 1 1955 |
A critique of Fairbairn |
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In analysis, why does one speak? |
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The imaginary economy and the symbolic register |
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The irrational number |
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June 8 1955 |
The husband, the wife and the god |
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The woman, object of exchange |
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Me, who kicks you out |
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The splitting [dÉdoublements] of the obsessional |
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June 15 1955 |
The apologue of the Martian |
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The apologue of the three prisoners |
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June 22 1955 |
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JUN 29 1955 |
VERBUM AND DABAR THE MACHINE AND INTUITION SCHEMA OF THE CURE THE LIBIDINAL AND THE SYMBOLIC |
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The Seminar of Jacques Lacan, Book III: The Psychoses (ed. Jacques-Alain Miller), N.Y.: Norton, 1993) |
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1955-1956 | Nov 16 1955 |
Schizophrenia and paranoia |
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M. de ClÉrambault |
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The mirages of understanding |
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From Verneinung to Verwerfung |
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Psychosis and psychoanalysis |
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Nov 23 1955 |
Critique of Kraepelin |
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Dialectical inertia |
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SÉglas and psychomotor hallucination |
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President Schreber |
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Nov 30 1955 |
Homosexuality and paranoia |
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The word and the refrain |
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Automatism and endoscopy |
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Paranoid knowledge |
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Grammar of the unconscious |
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Dec 7 1955 |
What returns in the Real |
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Puppets of delusion |
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R. S. I. in language |
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The erotization of the signifier |
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Dec 14 1955 |
Psychosis is not a simple fact of language |
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The dialect of symptoms |
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It really must be rather pleasant to be a woman… |
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God and science |
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Schreber’s God |
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Dec 21 1955 |
Appendix |
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Jan 11 1956 |
Certainty and reality |
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Schreber is no poet |
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The notion of defense |
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Verdichtung, VerdrÄngung, |
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Verneinung, and Verwerfung |
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Jan 18 1956 |
Dora and her quadrilateral |
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Eros and aggression in the male stickleback |
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What is called the father |
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The fragmentation of identity |
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Jan 25 1956 |
The notion of defense |
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The patient’s testimony |
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The sense of reality |
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Verbal phenomena |
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Feb 1 1956 |
Principles of the analysis of delusion |
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Delusional interloction |
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Being forsaken |
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Dialogue and voluptiousness |
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God’s politics |
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Feb 8 1956 |
Psychiatry’s main fact |
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The discourse of freedom |
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The peace of the evening |
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Subjective topology |
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Feb 15 1956 |
A twin that is big with delusion |
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Day and night |
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Verwerfung |
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Letter 52 |
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Mar 14 1956 |
On the preverbal world |
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Preconscious and unconscious |
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Sign, trace, signifier |
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A traumatic hysteria |
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Mar 21 1956 |
Dora and the feminine organ |
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The signifying dissymmetry |
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The symbolic and procreation |
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Freud and the signifier |
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Apr 11 1956 |
The signifier, as such, signifies nothing |
The notion of structure |
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Subjectivity in the real |
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How to locate the beginning of a delusion |
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The betweein-I’s |
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Apr 18 1956 |
A crossroads |
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Basic signifiers |
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A new signifier in the real |
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Approaches to the hole |
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Identificatory compensation |
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Apr 25 1956 |
Secretaries to the insane |
A reading |
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Soul murder |
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The implications of the signifier |
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The little men |
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The three functions of the father |
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May 2 1956 |
Metaphor and metonymy (I): “His sheaf was neither miserly nor spiteful” |
The truth of the father |
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The invasion by the signifier |
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Syntax and metaphor |
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Wernicke’s aphasia |
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May 9 1956 |
Metaphor and metonymy (II): Signifying articulation and transference of the signified |
Sensory aphasia and motor aphasia |
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The positional link |
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All language is metalanguage |
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Detail and desire |
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May 16 1956 |
An address: Freud in the century |
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May 30 1956 |
The appeal, the allusion |
The onset of psychosis |
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Speaking out |
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The madness of love |
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The evolution of delusion |
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June 6 1956 |
The quilting point |
Sense and scansion |
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The full circle and segmentation |
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“Yes, I come into
his temple…” |
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The fear of God |
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The father, a quilting point |
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June 13 1956 |
“Thou art the one who wilt follow me” |
The Other is a locus |
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The You of the
Superego |
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Devolution and observation |
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The voice |
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Interpellation of the signifier |
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June 20
1956 |
The highway and the signifier “being a father” |
Thou art the one who followst me the best. |
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Thou art the one who follows me like a little dog. |
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Thou art the one who did follow me that day. |
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Thou art the one who didst follow me through trials. |
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Thou art the one who followst the law…the text. |
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Thou art the one who follows the mob. |
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Thou art the one who didst follow me. |
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Thou art the one who did follow me. |
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Thou art the one who art. |
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Thou art the one who is. |
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June 27 1956 |
“Thou art” |
Forms of gaps |
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The verb To be |
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From the thou to
the Other |
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The tortoise and the two ducks |
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The onset of psychosis |
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July 4 1956 |
The phallus and the meteor |
Prevalence of castration |
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Ida Macalpine |
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Natural symbolization and sublimation |
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The rainbow |
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Inserted in the father |
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The Seminar of Jacques Lacan, Book VII: The Ethics of Psychoanalysis
(ed. Jacques-Alain Miller), N.Y: Norton, 1997 |
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1959-1960 | Nov
18 1959 |
The attraction of transgression |
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From Aristotle to Freud |
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The Real |
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The three ideals |
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Nov 25 1959 |
The moral agency actualizes the Real |
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Inertia and Rectification |
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Reality is precarious |
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Opposition and intersection of the principles |
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Dec 2 1959 |
An ethics not a psychology |
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How reality is constituted |
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A topology of subjectivity |
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Dec 9 1959 |
Sache und wort |
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Niederschriften |
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Nebenmensch |
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Fremde |
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Dec 16 1959 |
Das Ding (II) |
The combinatoire of the Verstellungen |
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The limit of pain |
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Between perception and consciousness |
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The intersaid of Verneinung |
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Mother as Das Ding |
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Dec 23 1959 |
The critique of practical reason |
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Philosophy in the boudoir |
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The Ten Commandments |
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The epistle to the Romans |
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Jan 13 1960 |
The domain of the pastoral |
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The paradox of the moral conscience |
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World and body |
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Luther |
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The problem of the object relation |
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Jan 20 1960 |
The psychology of affects |
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The Kleinian myth of the mother |
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Kantian fables |
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Sublimation and perversion |
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The fable of Jacques PrÉvert, collector |
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Jan 27 1960 |
The wonders of psychoanalysis |
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That which in the real suffers from the signifier |
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The fable of the pot and the vase |
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Introduction to catharism |
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The drive, an ontological notion |
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Feb 3 1960 |
Gnomic propositions |
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Art, religion, science |
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On the subject of Spitz |
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Anamorphosis and architecture |
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The primacy of the Es |
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Feb 10 1960 |
On the history and ends of art |
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The sublimation of the father |
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On the subject of Bernfeld |
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The vacuole and the inhuman partner |
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Negotiating the detour |
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Mar 2 1960 |
Reaction formation and sublimation |
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The precociousness of sublimation |
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Between Freudian aesthetics and ethics |
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Sublimation and identification |
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Mar 9 1960 |
A curiosity |
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Mar 16 1960 |
On sexual symbolism |
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From the Numen to
Moses's message |
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The great man and his murder |
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Freud's Christocentrism |
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Jouissance and debt |
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Mar 20 1960 |
Love of one's neighbor |
A special god |
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Fool and knave |
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The truth about truth |
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Why jouissance is
evil |
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Saint Martin |
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Kantian tales |
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Apr 27 1960 |
The barrier to jouissance |
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The respect of the image of the Other |
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Sade, his fantasm and his doctrine |
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Metipsemus |
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Fragmented and indestructible |
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May 4 1960 |
Marx and the progressives |
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Jouissance, the satisfaction of a drive |
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The system of Pope Pius VI |
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Creationism and evolutionism |
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Woman as ex nihilo |
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May 11 1960 |
The function of the good |
Saint Augustine and Sade |
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Memory, facilitation, rite |
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The subject, elision of a signifier |
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The textile fable |
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Utility and jouissance |
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May 18 1960 |
The function of the beautiful |
The duplicity of the good |
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On the potlatch |
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The discourse of science forgets nothing |
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Outrage and pain |
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May 25 1960 |
The meaning of catharsis |
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Hegel's weakness |
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The function of the chorus |
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Goethe's wish |
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June 1 1960 |
The articulations of the play |
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June 8 1960 |
Antigone between two deaths |
The-race-is-run |
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Sophocles' anti-humanism |
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The law of ex nihilo |
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The death drive illustrated |
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June 15 1960 |
Complement |
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June 22 1960 |
Desire and the last judgment |
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The second death |
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The fable of the clodhoppers |
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Hades and Dionysus |
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The analyst's desire |
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June 29 1960 |
The moral goals of psychoanalysis |
The bourgeois dream |
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Oedipus, Lear, and the service of goods |
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The incorporation of the Superego |
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The three fathers |
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Unreconciled Oedipus |
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July 6 1960 |
The paradoxes of ethics or Have you acted in confirmity with your desire? |
The comic dimension |
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The fable of the cash register |
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Desire and guilt |
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Giving ground relative to one's desire |
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Religion, science and desire |
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1960-1961 | Nov
16 1960 |
In the beginning was love | Plato's Schwarmerei |
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Socrates and Freud |
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A crit |
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The three ideals |
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The Mainspring of Love: |
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Nov 23 1960 |
Set and characters |
ALCIBIADES SCHOLARS THE SYMPOSIUM, A SESSION RECORDING ON THE BRAIN GREEK LOVE |
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Nov 30 1960 |
The metaphor of love: Phaedrus |
The other's being: an object |
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from "know thyself" to "he doesn't know" |
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the gods belong to the real |
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orpheus, alcestis, and achilles |
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Dec 7 1960 |
The psychology of the rich: Pausanias |
The myth of beloved's molting |
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the rules of pla |
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calvinist love |
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kojeve and aristophanes hiccoughs |
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Dec 14 1960 |
Medical harmony: Eryximachus |
on the supposed science in love |
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from the good to desire |
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medicine and science |
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the path of comedy |
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JAN 21 1960 |
Deriding the shere: Aristophanes |
From the universe to truth |
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Socrates and his witness |
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The clown [pitre] |
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Perfect motion |
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JAn 11 1961 |
The atopia of Eross: Agathon |
The commandments of the second death |
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The signifier and Immortality |
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the analysts desire |
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the tragedian's macronic fancy |
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Jan 18 1961 |
From episteme to mythous |
from love to desire |
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the limits of socratic knowledge |
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socrates "diocesed" |
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masculine desirable, feminine desiring |
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love as metaxu |
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Jan 25 1961 |
Exit From the Ultra-World |
The fascination with beauty |
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Identification with what is supremely lovable |
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socrates' "he did not know" |
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it takes three to love |
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the object of unique covetousness |
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Feb 1 1961 |
Agalma |
Agalma the master |
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The festish function |
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The god trap |
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from the partial object to the other |
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A subject is an other |
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feb 8 1961 |
Between Socrates and Alcibiades |
why socrates does not love |
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"i am nothing" |
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socrates' interpretation |
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the revelation that is ours |
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The Object of Desire and the Dialectic of Castration |
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Mar 1 1961 |
Transference in the present |
Decline of the other |
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Dignity of the subject |
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Transference is not just repetition |
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the true mainspring of love |
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Socrates' interpretation |
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Mar 8 1961 |
A critique of countertransference |
the unconscious is, at firrst, the other's |
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Desire in the case of the analyst |
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the analytic game of bridge |
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Paula Heimann and Money-Kyrle |
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The latent effect linked to inscience |
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March 15 1961 |
Demand and Desire in the Oral and Anal Stages |
Psychoanalysts and drives |
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The gaping maw of life |
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From the pole to the partner |
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Bout-de-zan |
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Counterdemand |
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Mar 22 1961 |
Oral, anal, and genital |
The jouissance of the praying Mantis |
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The Other, depository of desire |
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Desire's dependence on demand |
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The privilege of the phallus |
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april 12 1961 |
Psyche and the castration complex |
Zucchi and Apuleius |
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The tribulations of the soul |
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The castration complex as a paradox |
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the signifierness of the phallus |
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The analyst's desire |
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april 19 1961 |
The symbol Φ |
Arcimbolodo and persona |
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the lack of a signifer |
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The signifier that is always veiled |
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The phallus in hysteria |
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April 26 1961 |
Real presence |
the contemporary farce |
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the obsessive's phallicism |
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the signifier that is excluded from the signifying system |
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phobia and perversion |
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The Oedipal Myth Today |
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May 3 1961 |
Sygne's no |
...where we are supposed to know |
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Contemporary tragedy |
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Twitching on the part of life |
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a breach beyond faith |
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May 10 1961 |
Turelure's abjection |
the father's (hi)story |
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THE FATHER DUPED AT DICE |
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HOW FREUD OPERATED |
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THE OBJECT OF DESIRE IS ITS INSTRUMENT |
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THREE GENERATIOns suffice |
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may 17 1961 |
Pensee's desire |
saying no... |
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tradgedy is resborn |
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as is desire, myth, and innocence |
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the other incarnated in this woman |
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Unreconciled Oedipus |
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may 24 1961 |
Structural decomposition |
The analyst: object or subject |
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the structural analysis of myth |
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so-called normality |
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the earliest Versagung |
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The subject exchanged for [the object of] of his desire |
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Capital I and little a |
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may 31 1961 |
Slippage in the meaning of the ideal |
effects of the psychoanalytic group |
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action as a response to the unconscious |
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There is no such thing as metalanguage |
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love and guilt |
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"extrojection" |
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june 7 1961 |
Identification VIA "ein einziger zug" |
The primitive monad of jouissance |
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introjection of the imperative object |
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the other in the mirror stage |
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the three modes |
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of rich people and saints |
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june 14 1961 |
The relationship between anxiety and desire |
The place of anxiety as a signal |
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a is not equal to i(a) |
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the unbearable object |
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the place of pure desirousness |
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desire as a remedy for anxiety |
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June 21 1961 |
"A dream of a shadow is man" |
a fly in the field of the other |
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with an analyst, man awakens |
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abraham and partial love |
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from narcissism to the object |
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the fox and tip of hs nose |
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JUNE 28 1961 |
Mourning the loss of the analyst |
THE LITTLE A OF DESIRE THE SADEAN "I DESIRE" THE SUBJECT EXCHANGED FOR [THE OBJECT OF] OF HIS DESIRE THE VOICE, THE FATHER THE NAME, AND LOVE |
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The Seminar of Jacques Lacan, Book X: Anxiety (ed. Jacques-Alain Miller), N.Y.: Polity, 2014 |
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1962-1963 | nov 14 1962 |
Anxiety in the net of signifiers |
The desire of the other? |
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Towards an orography of anxiety |
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Seriousness, care, expectation |
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Inhibition, impediment, embarrassment |
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Inhibition, emotion, turmoil |
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nov 21 1962 |
Anxiety, sign of desire |
An ideal of straightforwardness |
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Hegel & Lacan |
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The desire of the Other in five formulae |
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Division and its remainder |
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I desire you, even if I know it not |
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nov 28 1962 |
From the cosmos to the unheimliche |
The specular and the signifier |
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From the world to the world's stage |
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Hamlet and the stage on the stage |
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LÉvi Strauss's Serenity |
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Anything whatsoever in the blacnk of the phallus |
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dec 5 1962 |
Beyond castration anxiety |
The object as a spare part |
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The Hoffnmannian object |
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The object a postiche |
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The object-demand |
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The object that is not missing |
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dec 12 1962 |
That which deceives |
Pavlov, Goldstein and the Other's demand |
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Jones and the Other's jouissance |
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The traces of the subject |
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The cuts of the drive |
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Pascal and the vacuum experiment |
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dec 19 1962 |
That which deceives not |
One of Ferenczi's precious points |
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Anxiety is framed |
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Anxiety is not without object |
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From anxiety to action |
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On the demands of the God of the Jews |
jan 9 1963 |
Not without having it |
Physics |
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Linguistics |
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Sociology |
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Physiology |
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Topology |
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jan 16 1963 |
The cause of desire |
The object behind desire |
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The sadist's identification with the fetish object |
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The masochist's indentification with the common object |
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The presence of real love in transference |
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The young homosexual woman, dropped |
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jan 30 1963 |
On a lack that is irreducible to the signifier |
Differential topology of holes |
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A lack for which the symbol cannot comepnsate |
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The object in transference |
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Margaret Little and her capital R |
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Cut-interpretation |
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feb 27 1963 |
Punctuations on desire |
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From countertransference to the analyst's desire |
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Desire as a will to jouissance |
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Desire, from conflict to love |
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mar 6 1963 |
Anxiety, Signal of the real |
Chekhov's panic fears |
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Agatha and lucy |
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Perversion and the Other's anxiety |
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The mamma and the deciduous object |
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From detumescence to castration |
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mar 13 1963 |
Aphorisms on love |
Negation in russian |
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Desire and the professor |
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The subject of jouissance |
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The ais not a signifier |
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Man and woman |
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mar 20 1963 |
Woman, truer and more real |
Tiresias struck blind |
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The hole, the void, and the pot |
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Woman lacks nothing |
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Don Juan, a woman's dream |
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Lucia Tower and her desire |
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mar 27 1963 |
Men's business |
Lucia Tower and the Oedipal comedy |
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What lacks, men's business |
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What is ridiculously termed perversion |
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A vessel with neither inside nor outside |
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Circumcision, an institution |
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may 8 1963 |
Buddha's eyelids |
The cause, a syncope of the object |
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The certainty of anxiety |
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THe Jews and the function of the remnant |
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Christian masochism |
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Man or woman? |
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may 15 1963 |
The mouth and the eye |
The lips, the teeth, the tongue |
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The nursling, parasite |
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The anxiety-point and the point of desire |
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anxiety and orgasm |
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The scopic cancelling-out of castration |
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may 22 1963 |
The voice of yahweh |
Reik and the use of the symbol |
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The sound of the shofar |
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May God remember |
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The function of the beauty spot |
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What regards us |
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may 29 1963 |
The evanescent phallus |
The pedagogy of castration |
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Jouissance in the fantasy |
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The Wolf Man's defecation |
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Always too soon |
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The dead ends of desire |
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june 5 1963 |
What comes in through the ear |
Deceptive phallic might |
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The infant's monologue |
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Isakower's prawn |
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The incorporation of the voice |
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The God's ensnared in desire |
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June 12 1963 |
Piaget's tap |
The category of cause |
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Forming the symptom |
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A matter of understanding |
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Water and desires |
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The five levels in the consitution of the a |
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june 19 1963 |
From anal to ideal |
The object's circular constitution |
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The origin of cause |
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Jones and the Immaculate Conception |
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The love beyond the phallus |
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The desire of the gods |
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june 26 1963 |
On a circle that is irreducible to a point |
On the yieldable object |
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On defence-desire |
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On the act and deeds |
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On the phallic hole and its stand-ins |
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Love and desire in the obsessional |
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JULY 3 1963 |
From the a to the names-of-the-father |
THE SCOPIC MASKING OF THE OBJECT A
BIRTH AS AN INTRUSION OF THE OTHER TO SEPARATE AND TO HOLD BACK MOURNING, MANIA, AND MELANCHOLIA THE VOICE, THE FATHER THE NAME, AND LOVE |
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The Seminar of Jacques Lacan, Book XI: The Four Fundamental Concepts of Psychoanalysis (ed. Jacques-Alain Miller), N.Y.: Norton, 1998 |
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1964 | Jan 15 1964 |
Am I qualified? |
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The essence of comedy |
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What is a praxis? |
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Between science and religion |
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The Hysteric and Freud's Own Desire |
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JAn 19 1964 |
The articulations of the play |
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Jan 22 1964 |
Pensée sauvage |
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There is cause only in something that doesn't work |
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Gap, obstacle, discovery, loss |
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Discontinuity |
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Signorelli |
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Jan 29 1964 |
Neither being, nor non-being |
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Finitude of desire |
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The elusive |
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The status of the unconscious is ethical |
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That all theory has to be revised |
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Freud, Cartesian |
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The desire of the hysteric |
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Feb 5 1964 |
thoughts of the unconscious |
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the colophon of doubt |
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subversion of the subject |
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introduction to repetition |
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the real is that which always comes back to the same place |
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Feb 12 1964 |
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the real as trauma |
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theory of the dream and of waking |
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consciousness and representation |
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god is unconscious |
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the objet petit a in the fort-da |
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Of the Gaze as Objet petit a |
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Feb 19 1964
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The split of the subject |
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the facticity of the trauma |
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maurice merleau-ponty |
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the philosophical tradition |
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mimicry |
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the all-seer |
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in the dreams, it shows |
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Feb 26 1964 |
Of the foundation of consciousness |
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the privelege of the gaze as objet a |
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the optics of the blind |
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the phallus in the picture |
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Mar 4 1964 |
desire and the picture |
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the story of a sardine can |
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the screen |
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mimicry |
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the organ |
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you never look at me from the place i see you |
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Mar 11 1964 |
What is a picture? |
being and semblance |
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the lure of the screen |
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dompte-regard and trompe-l'oeil |
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the backward glance |
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gesture and touch |
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le donner à voir and invidia |
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The Transference and the Drive |
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Apr 15 1964
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The presence of the analyst |
problems of the transference |
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obscurantism in analysis |
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ablata causa |
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the Other, already there |
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the unconscious is outside |
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an article in the international journal |
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Apr 22 1964 |
Analysis and truth or the closure of the unconscious |
telling the truth, lying, being wrong |
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the i lie and the i think |
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homunculus or $ |
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the validity of psychology |
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illusion and its rectification |
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the transference is the enaction of the reality of the
unconscious |
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Apr 29 1964 |
Sexuality in the defiles of the signifier |
the reality of the unconscious is sexual |
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of chinese astronomy |
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against jung and against hermeneutics |
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desexualization of reality |
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the entrance into the unconscious |
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ann o. And freud's desire |
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May 6 1964 |
The deconstruction of the drive |
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May 13 1964 |
The partial drive and its circuit |
die ganze sexualstrebung |
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every drive is partial |
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drive, sex and death |
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the supposed stages |
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schaulust |
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sado-masochism |
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May 29 1964 |
From love to Libido |
THE SUBJECT AND THE OTHER |
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THE NARCISSISTIC FIELD
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SEXUAL DIFFERENCE
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THE FIELD OF THE DRIVE: MAKING ONESELF SEEN, HEARD, SUCKED, SHITTED
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The Field of the Other and back to the Transference |
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May 27 1964
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The subject and the Other: alienation |
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aphanisis |
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the piagetic error |
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vel |
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your money or your life! |
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the why? |
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June 3 1964
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The subject and the Other: aphanisis |
the question of the vorstellungsreprasentanz |
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freedom |
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representation and the hegelian lure |
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descartes' desire |
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scepticism, certainty and the subject who is supposed to know |
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small letters |
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the value of the pavlovian experiment |
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June 10 1964 |
Of the subject who is supposed to know, of the first dyad, and of the good |
the trust placed in the analyst |
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science itself |
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as soon as there is a subject who is supposed to know, there
is transference |
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belief |
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alienation apprehended in the fort-da |
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alienation in pleasure |
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June 17 1964
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From interpretation to the transference |
Field of the ego and field of the other |
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metaphor |
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interpretation is not open to all meanings |
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indetermination and determination of the subject |
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love, transference, desire |
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the slave |
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the ego ideal and the petit a |
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TO CONCLUDE |
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June 24 1964 |
In you more than you |
I LOVE YOU, BUT, INEXPLICABLY I LOVE IN YOU SOMETHING MORE THAN
YOU - THE OBJET PETIT A - I MUTILATE YOU |
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The Seminar of Jacques Lacan Book XVII: The Other Side of Psychoanalysis (ed. Jacques-Alain Miller), N.Y.: Norton, 2006 |
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1969-1970 | Nov 26 1969 |
discourse without speech |
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loci preinterpret |
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the relationship between knowledge and jouissance |
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the slave robbed of his knowledge |
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the desire to know |
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Dec 10 1969 |
Supplement |
("following session: agitation") |
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Dec 17 1969 |
Knowledge that is not known |
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The hysterization of discourse |
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Knowledge and truth |
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The half-said |
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enigma, citation, interpretation |
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Jan 14 1970 |
how i am translated |
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dominants and facts of structure |
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repetition and jouissance |
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the production of entropy |
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truth is impotence |
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Jan 21 1970 |
logic and truth |
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wittgenstein's psychosis |
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politzer and the university |
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de sade's humor |
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Feb 11 1970 |
Freud masks his discourse |
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the happiness of the phallus |
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means of jouissance |
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hegel, marx, and thermodynamics |
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wealth, property of the wealthy |
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Feb 18 1970 |
the master signifier determines castration |
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science, myth, the unconscious |
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dora and her father |
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unusable oedipus |
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Mar 11 1970 |
the master's pure knowledge |
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the malaise of the astudied |
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genealogy of surplus value |
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the field of bullshitting |
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the oedipus complex, freud's dream |
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Mar 18 1970 |
truth, castration, and death |
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father, a structural operator |
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the dead father is jouissance |
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act and agent |
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the hysteric wants a master |
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Apr 8 1970 |
Supplement |
("Radiophonie") |
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Apr 15 1970 |
freud and sellin |
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false interpretation |
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making perfume |
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moses slain |
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the marital allegory |
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May 13 1970 |
Interview on the steps of the Pantheon |
affects |
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philosophy and psychoanalysis |
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science and psychoanalysis |
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the student and the proletarian |
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May 20 1970 |
Furrows in the alethosphere |
there's only one affect |
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the object a and
the cogito |
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science and perception |
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the multiplication of lathouses |
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June 10 1970 |
The impotence of truth |
freud and the four discourses |
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capitalism and the university |
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hegel's practical jokes |
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impotence and impossibility |
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what can a marriage do? |
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June 17 1970 |
The power of the impossibles |
A bit of shame in the sauce |
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the milk of truth puts one to sleep |
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the luster of the real |
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the student, brother of the lumpen-proletariat |
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a little shelter |
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Dec 3 1969 |
Appendix A: Analyticon |
an agitator prepares his own chocolate |
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the impasse of psychoanalytic selection |
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credit points |
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nothing is everything |
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look at them doing it |
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Appendix B: Monsieur Caquot's presentation |
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The Seminar of Jacques Lacan, Book XX: Encore—On Feminine Sexuality, the Limits of Love and Knowledge. (edited by Jacques-Alain Miller), N.Y.: Norton, 1998 |
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1972-1973 | DEC 12 1972 | ||||
DEC 19 1972 | LINGUISTRICKS | ||||
THE SIGN THAT ONE IS CHANGING DISCOURSES | |||||
SIGNIFIERNESS BY THE BUCKETFUL | |||||
THE STUPIDITY OF THE SIGNIFIER | |||||
THE ENJOYING SUBSTANCE | |||||
JAN 9 1973 | THE UNCONSCIOUS IS WHAT IS READ | ||||
ON THE USE OF LETTERS | |||||
S/s | |||||
ONTOLOGY, THE MASTER'S DISCOURSE | |||||
SPEAKING OF FUCKING | |||||
THE UNREADABLE | |||||
JAN 16 1973 | THE OTHER SEX | ||||
CONTINGENCY OF THE SIGNIFIER, ROUTINE OF THE SIGNIFIED | |||||
THE END OF THE WORLD AND THE "PARA-BEING" | |||||
LOVE MAKES UP FOR THE ABSENCE OF THE SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP | |||||
THE ONES | |||||
FEB 13 1973 | ARISTOTLE'S HEADACHE (TRACAS) | ||||
THE DEFICIENCY OF JOUISSANCE AND THE SATISFACTION OF BLAH-BLAH | |||||
DEVELOPMENT, THE HYPOTHESIS OF MASTERY | |||||
JOUISSANCE IS INAPPROPRIATE TO THE SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP | |||||
FEB 20 1973 | READING-LOVING, HATING | ||||
MATERIALISTS | |||||
JOUISSANCE OF BEING | |||||
THE MALE, POLYMORPHOUS PERVERT | |||||
MYSTICS | |||||
MAR 13 1973 | COALESCENCE AND SCISSION OF a AND S(![]() |
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THE BEYONDSEX | |||||
SPEAKING TO NO AVAIL | |||||
PSYCHOANALYSIS IS NOT A COSMOLOGY | |||||
KNOWLEDGE OF JOUISSANCE | |||||
MAR 20 1973 | HATELOVING (L'HAINAMORATION) | ||||
KNOWLEDGE ABOUT TRUTH | |||||
CONTINGENCY OF THE PHALLIC FUNCTION | |||||
FREUD'S CHARITY | |||||
GETTING OFF ON KNOWLEDGE | |||||
THE UNCONSCIOUS AND WOMAN | |||||
APR 10 1973 | Complement |
THE LINGUIST'S POSITION | |||
MAY 8 1973 | WHERE IT SPEAKS, IT ENJOYS, AND IT KNOWS NOTHING | ||||
MAY 15 1973 | |||||
JUN 26 1973 | The rat in the maze |
LANGUAGE IS KNOWLEDGE'S HAREBRAINED LUCUBRATION | |||
ABOUT LLANGUAGE | |||||
THE UNITY OF THE BODY | |||||
THE LACANIAN HYPOTHESIS | |||||
LOVE, FROM CONTINGECY TO NECESSITY | |||||
1975-1976 | NOV
18 1975 |
ON THE LOGICAL USE OF THE SiNTHOME |
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ON WHAT MAKES A HOLE IN THE REAL |
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ON THE KNOT AS THE SUBJECT'S SUPPORT |
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Jan 20 1976 |
JOYCE AND tHE FOX RIDDLE |
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WAS JOYCE MAD? |
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JOYCE ANd IMPOSED WORDS |
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MAR 9 1976 |
ON A FALLACE THAT VOUCHES FOR ThE REAL |
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ON SENS, SEX AND THe REAL |
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FROM THE UNCONCIOUS TO THe REAL |
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MAY 11 1976 |
THE WRITING OF THE EGO |
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JUN 16 1975 |
JOYCE THE SYMPTPOM |