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...-Alain Miller to An Enlightened Public'', "Clear Like Day Letter" and "The Tenderness of [[Terrorism]]" where he asserted that "an [[analyst]] is only authorized

...should be able to say to me 'I love you!' No one who does not know all her tenderness can judge how much she had to suffer. We were spared [[nothing]] - but as a

...ther]] Che's famous quote? "You may have to be tough, but do not lose your tenderness. You may have to cut the flowers, but it will not stop the Spring." This [[

...me</i>, in which the young comrade is killed by his companions with loving tenderness. And although Mueller disagreed with <i>Die Massnahme</i>, proposing, in hi

...lections on the September 11 attacks in Jacques-Alain Miller (2001) <i>The Tenderness of Terrorists</i> (New York: Wooster Press). This intervention, touted by t

...ng the horrors of Mammon on the first page leads, on the last, to purrs of tenderness for this same Mammon.<br> .... It is certainly not [[imagination]] that I [[lack]]; it is, if anything, tenderness, namely, what might be called the difficult way, love for one's neighbor. A

...the object, into the already valorized object, the object of our love and tenderness, the object that brings together within it all the virtues of the so

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...formation]] of an [[ideal]], while in [[object]] relations [[feelings]] of tenderness (aim-[[inhibition]]) take precedence over [[oedipal]] eroticization.

Sándor Ferenczi spoke of the "[[language]] of passion" as opposed to "tenderness" (1932), emphasizing the [[traumatic]] force of the confusion of tongues be * [["Confusion of Tongues between Adults and the Child, the Language of Tenderness and Passion"]]

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...the painful [[feelings]] (pity, irritation, anger, [[suffering]], disgust, tenderness, [[horror]], etc.) that the [[situation]] ought to occasion. The [[energy]]

...ng the horrors of Mammon on the first page leads, on the last, to purrs of tenderness for this same Mammon.<br> .... It is certainly not [[imagination]] that I [[lack]]; it is, if anything, tenderness, namely, what might be called the difficult way, love for one's neighbor. A

...d at the breast or has been brought up on the bottle and never enjoyed the tenderness of a mother's care. His development takes the same path in both cases; it m

..."hold fast" to contradictions in things themselves, thereby not display a "tenderness for the things of this world", as Hegel put it in his famous comment on Kan ...lution is as trivial as the viewpoint is profound; it consists merely in a tenderness for the things of this world. The stain of contradiction ought not to be in