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...ult]] and [[Louis Althusser]], among others. After studies at the Husserl Archive in [[Leuven]], [[Belgium]], completion of his philosophy ''[[agrégation]], ...Humanities at the [[University of California, Irvine]], which has a major archive of his manuscripts.

...ecause it seems to enli~ten,' depth the Lacanian process of thinking: this text functions like a bass accom�panying the melodic variations throughout the * [http://{{Archive}}/seminaireVI/1958.11.12.pdf 1958.11.12.pdf]

...[[seminar]] was the only one he wanted to rewrite and publish as a written text.<ref>xx 53</ref> * [http://{{Archive}}/seminaireVII/1959.11.18.pdf 1959.11.18.pdf]

This text testifies to a turning point in Lacan's thinking on transference~ before, t ...d a matter of a model and not just of a mere illustration. :rhroughout the text, the analyst's position is iden�tified with Socrates's, which further rei

== Text== * [http://{{Archive}}/seminaireXIV/1966.11.16.pdf 1966.11.16.pdf]

...r Realphilosophie'', Hamburg: Felix Meiner 1969, p. 199. Incidentally, the text goes on: "Through cunning, the willing becomes ''feminine ''…"―the "fem ...ticles/]] [[Category:TheoryLeaks]] [[Category:TheoryLeaks.org]] [[Category:Archive]] [[Category:Library]] __NOAUTOLINKS__