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, 2023 Jacques Lacan: The Basics provides a clear and succinct introduction to the work of Jacques Lacan, one of the key thinkers of the twentieth century.Lacan’s ideas are applied in the study of the humanities, politics, and psychology as well as contemporary
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The Significance of Jacques Lacan
The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 1977The contemporary French psychoanalyst, Jacques Lacan, has offered a reinterpretation of basic Freudian concepts that is to a great extent based on the structural linguistics of F. de Saussure. Certain fundamental ideas of Lacan, such as his views that "the unconscious is structured like a language" and that "the unconscious is the discourse of the ...
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2018
Agamben only sporadically alludes to psychoanalysis and invokes psychoanalytic concepts. He does so most prominently in Stanzas, where he dedicates Part III to ‘geniisque Henry Corbin et Jacques Lacan‘ (S 61); refers to ‘the Lacanian thesis according to which […] the phantasm makes the pleasure suited to the desire’, in order to elaborate a point in ...
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Agamben only sporadically alludes to psychoanalysis and invokes psychoanalytic concepts. He does so most prominently in Stanzas, where he dedicates Part III to ‘geniisque Henry Corbin et Jacques Lacan‘ (S 61); refers to ‘the Lacanian thesis according to which […] the phantasm makes the pleasure suited to the desire’, in order to elaborate a point in ...
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2009
The volume aims to contextualize historically the reflection of Lacan, enhancing the influence of philosophy, especially that of phenomenology and of theory of knowledge.. The theoretical production of the French psychoanalyst is examined in the light of some original unpublished information as well as of fundamental themes throughout his whole ...
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The volume aims to contextualize historically the reflection of Lacan, enhancing the influence of philosophy, especially that of phenomenology and of theory of knowledge.. The theoretical production of the French psychoanalyst is examined in the light of some original unpublished information as well as of fundamental themes throughout his whole ...
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