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• Symbolic
  Since the most basic form of exchange is [[communication]] itself (the exchange of [[words]], the [[gift]] of [[speech]]);<ref>{{S4} ...of radical [[alterity]] which [[Lacan]] refers to as the [[Other]]. The [[unconscious]] is the [[discourse]] of this [[Other]], and thus belongs wholly to the [[
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• Four Discourses
  ...e Subject|the subject]], S̷, in relation to both the [[big Other]] (the [[unconscious]]) and the small other (the [[object]] a as the object [[cause]] of [[desir ...[social]] bonds constitute what Lacan claims is an essential support for [[communication]]. The four discourses go beyond [[speech]], but "without going beyond [[la
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• Language
  ====="The Unconscious is Structured like a Language"===== ...s center [[stage]] and [[Lacan]] develops his classic [[thesis]] that "the unconscious is [[structured]] like a language."<ref>{{S11}} p. 20</ref>
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• Discourse
  The '''[[unconscious]]''' is the "[[discourse|discourse of the Other]]", the effect on the [[sub * [[Communication]]
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• Communication
  {{Top}}communicating|communication{{Bottom}} Most theories of [[communication]] -- offered by modern [[linguistics]] -- are characterised by two importa
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• Speech
  * [[Communication]] * [[Unconscious]]
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• Schema L
  ...the [[subject]] in an interrupted and [[inversion|inverted form]]. (see [[communication]]) * [[Communication]]
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• Cognitivism/Neuroscience
  ...ould be necessary to acknowledge that psychoanalysis is a unique form of [[communication]] and not a science. The [[knowledge]] gained from it concerns [[complex]] ...ss obvious how psychoanalytic [[treatment]], as the investigation of the [[unconscious]], can benefit from a more [[analytic]] knowledge of the complex objects it
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• Lacanian Psychoanalysis
  ...counts cannot explain madness. Madness is a [[discourse]], an attempt at [[communication]], that must be [[interpreted]]. We have to understand rather than give cau ...that they have watered down and sweetened Freud’s [[ideas]] about the [[unconscious]] and [[infant]] sexuality.4 [[Ego psychology]] asserts that ‚self-improv
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• Repeating Lenin (Essay)
  ...literally lived in two different socio-symbolic universes with no direct [[communication]] possible: for each of the two, the [[barrier]] which separated the two un ...minance of material production and [[technology]] over the intersubjective communication and/or symbolic practice, as if the root of the political terror resides in
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• The Interpassive Subject
  ...escartes]]' [[cogito]] ergo sum) of the analysand's "guilt," i.e. of his [[unconscious]] [[desire]]. ...lic order qua "big Other," is that it is never simply a tool or means of [[communication]], since it "decenters" the subject from within, in the sense of accomplish
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• The Stellar Parallax: The Traps of Ontological Difference
  ...with the impenetrable acts of the Other which bear witness to the Other's unconscious - and we are never dealing here with simple "facts," but always with facts ...f meaning only from its aphanasis in the Other locus, which is that of the unconscious?" <a name="31"></a><a href="#31x">31</a></font></p>
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• Death's Merciless Love
  ...th]] is thus explained as the [[traumatic]] impact the fulfillment of an [[unconscious]] violent desire (in this [[case]], for the father to die) has on the [[sub .../displaced, but it is through this very displacement that the other, truly unconscious thought articulates itself. So, in the case of Oedipus and Hamlet, instead
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• Objet a as Inherent Limit to Capitalism
  ...st [[domain]] the "common": shared [[knowledge]], forms of cooperation and communication, etc., which can no longer be contained by the form of [[private property]] ...ards the hegemonic role of immaterial labor as the move from production to communication, to social interaction (in Aristotelian [[terms]], from techne as poiesis t
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• Some Politically Incorrect Reflections on Violence in France
  ...can justify the means." THIS is what Freud meant when he wrote that the [[Unconscious]] [[knows]] no [[negation]]: the official ([[Christian]], democratic...) [[ ...ed, true form - in short, as Lacan would have put it, at this point, the [[communication]] between him and the "object" of his study, the intolerant skinhead, is th
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• Are We Allowed To Enjoy Daphnée du Maurier?
  [[moment]], the [[universe]] was one in which the [[Unconscious]] was not yet operative, in which this [[space]] of the heroic innocence of the Unconscious in which irresistible passions freely
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• The Thing from Inner Space
  ...is precisely that Solaris remains an impenetrable Other with no possible [[communication]] with us - true, it returns us to our innermost disavowed fantasies, but t ...]]", it is the virtual order of symbolic rules that provides the frame for communication, while in the Solaris-Thing, the big Other is no longer "barred", purely vi
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• Reflections of Media, Politics and Cinema
  ...all these ambiguities. Didn't [[Lacan]] say that Japanese do not have an [[unconscious]]? ...still the easiest way, like for [[Freud]] dreams were the royal way to the unconscious. Maybe I am part of a nostalgic movement. Nowadays, because of all these ne
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• Hysteria and Cyberspace
  ...[[relationship]] which fuses the [[individual]] into 'One [[Being]]' via [[communication]] devices. This idea seems to correspond with the general trend towards a m ...[metaphor]] for cyberspace, the idea of a collective [[consciousness]] via communication tools. On the other hand, there is your idea of the computer as an asexual
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• Slavoj Zizek: An Introduction
  ...he makes about the illusory consistency of the subject and the work of the unconscious, in disrupting as well as reproducing the symbolic networks in which a subj ...enter civilization, the symbolic that enters into the constitution of the unconscious as the infant becomes a speaking subject — and love. Love is brought to p
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