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...its [[Freudian]] origins. From an ethical perspective, Lacan has examined in an original way the [[relationship]] between desire and the [[law]], and it ...contributions), even if the Freudian ''[[Wunsch]]'' (translated as 'wish' in the ''[[Standard Edition]]'') does not exactly coincide with Lacan's desire

Both [[Freud]] and [[Lacan]] use the term "[[science]]" in the [[singular]], thus implying that there is a specific [[unified]], homog This [[discourse]] begins, according to [[Lacan]], in the seventeenth century <ref>{{Ec}} p. 857</ref>, with the inauguration of

...]] , [[libidinal]] [[energy]] or love, is the [[life]] [[instinct]] innate in all [[humans]]. It is the [[desire]] to create life and favours productivit In [[ancient Greece]] the word <i>Eros</i> referred to [[love]] and the [[god]

...sumed by [[The Subject|the subject]] as the truth about himself, the truth in which he recognizes the innermost kernel of his [[being]]. A construction i ...it has never succeeded in becoming [[conscious]]. It is a construction of analysis, but it is no less a [[necessity]] on that account.<ref> [[Sigmund Freud]],

...sis functioned as an ambiguous (necessary but dangerous) pharmakon invoked in [[order]] to [[supplement]] the inherent insufficiency of the [[Marxist]] t ...l use of psychoanalysis has always wound up in a justification of failure, in an explanation of why things had to go wrong.

...sis functioned as an ambiguous (necessary but dangerous) pharmakon invoked in [[order]] to [[supplement]] the inherent insufficiency of the [[Marxist]] t ...l use of psychoanalysis has always wound up in a justification of failure, in an explanation of why things had to go wrong.

...sumed by [[The Subject|the subject]] as the truth about himself, the truth in which he recognizes the innermost kernel of his [[being]]. A construction i ...it has never succeeded in becoming [[conscious]]. It is a construction of analysis, but it is no less a [[necessity]] on that account. (1)

...the only one that can be raised by a mere thought' (TS, 382-3)? Who else, in a parody of the anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss, would observe:</font>< ...a kind of synthesis, with the basin full of water, so that the shit floats in it, visible but not to be inspected? (PF, 4)</font></p>

</dd><dd><i>The [[optics]] of the blind - The [[phallus]] in the picture</i><p><br> ...doing so by the way in which I presented the [[concept]] of [[repetition]] in [[Freud]].<p>

...le limits, and as if oceanic). This feeling is in [[truth]] [[subjective]] in [[nature]]. It is a contact." (Vermorel and Vermorel, 1993, p. 304) ...Freud, providing him with a [[name]] for a [[concept]] hitherto [[latent]] in his [[thinking]].

...ung man who dreamed of watching his parents copulating during his [[life]] in the womb (1900a [addition of 1909], pp. 399-400). ...ate. In the case of "Little [[Hans]]," however, the violence was explained in [[terms]] of a [[prohibition]]: Hans deemed it analogous to "smashing a win

...main [[mechanism]] here, as it is in the [[case]] of mnemic [[symbols]] or in the forgetting of a proper [[name]], although to some degree [[condensation ...n of his [[work]] on mnemic symbols and the [[recollection]] of [[trauma]] in [[hysteria]], a paper written as he was beginning to develop the [[idea]] o

...deas that have affective [[energy]] [[discharged]] and that remain blocked in a [[split]]-off part of [[consciousness]]. ...mained ultimately problematic. Did [[conscious]] screen memories originate in childhood or simply relate to it?

...[relationship]] to [[psychoanalysis]]. Nevertheless, [[three]] remarks are in [[order]]. ...analysis]] in this reworked [[form]], as he explained in "Constructions in Analysis" (1937).

...]] the combined parent [[figure]], and torment and destroy one [[another]] in the act of copulation. ...ung man who dreamed of watching his parents copulating during his [[life]] in the womb (1900a [addition of 1909], pp. 399-400).

[[Acting out]]/acting in Censoring the lover in her

...y]] by a [[system]] or organism that produces an effect or transformation. In [[psychoanalysis]], [[mental]] work is taken to mean any [[activity]] of th ...patient]]'s more [[passive]] [[role]] in [[treatment]] using [[hypnosis]]. In his earliest [[psychoanalytical]] writings, it was a cognitive kind of work

...the [[interpretation]] of the free [[associations]] of a [[patient]], who in becoming aware of [[feelings]] and forgotten [[memories]], can thus resolve ...in vogue at the [[time]]. Sessions in which the patient relaxed on a couch in an atmosphere of calm and comparative sensory [[deprivation]] resulted from

...the [[interpretation]] of the free [[associations]] of a [[patient]], who in becoming aware of [[feelings]] and forgotten [[memories]], can thus resolve ...in vogue at the [[time]]. Sessions in which the patient relaxed on a couch in an atmosphere of calm and comparative sensory [[deprivation]] resulted from

...le limits, and as if oceanic). This feeling is in [[truth]] [[subjective]] in [[nature]]. It is a contact." (Vermorel and Vermorel, 1993, p. 304) ...Freud, providing him with a [[name]] for a [[concept]] hitherto [[latent]] in his [[thinking]].

...n if the ego accepts [[them]] at face [[value]] and finds comfort therein. In his early [[work]] [[Freud]] spoke of "unconscious memories," but he later ...]] [[seduction]]; subsequently the memories of [[childhood]] were included in the [[category]].

</dd><dd><i>The [[optics]] of the blind - The [[phallus]] in the picture</i><p><br> ...doing so by the way in which I presented the [[concept]] of [[repetition]] in [[Freud]].<p>

..., the [[concrete]] [[affect]] of the past that will be lastingly expressed in [[symptoms]]. ...rch, these factors require continued attention to terminological accuracy. In 1996, following the refocusing of interest an reminiscence, the [[notion]]

In The [[Psychopathology]] of Everyday [[Life]] (1901b), [[Freud]] discussed f ...as one way of talking [[about]] repression before 1900. Forgetting appears in his first theory of neuroses, which explains [[hysteria]] as a [[traumatic]

...contributed to the [[whole]] [[cultural]] milieu of the twentieth century in that he has given us a way of [[seeing]] things. He fashioned a new [[image From the 'economic' point of view pleasure results from a decrease in the degree to which the body is disturbed by any stimulus.

...which explains why historical truth can be presented as a kernel of truth in [[formations]] as diverse as legends, [[religions]], or [[delusions]]. ...erial truth—literal truth that is presumed to have a direct [[referent]] in [[reality]].

...re [[external]] or [[internal]] to the [[subject]] confronted by [[them]]. In general, historical reality stands opposed to wishful [[fantasies]] and to ...nts from imagined and hallucinated ones. This view supports the [[belief]] in memory's poor reliability when it comes to historical reality, since any me

...[individual]] from [[another]]. Sigmund [[Freud]] had a sustained interest in the question of character [[formation]], since it touches on the major them ...limation, and of [[other]] constructions, employed for effectively holding in check [[perverse]] impulses which have been recognized as [[being]] unutili

...the factors that determined the [[clinical]] [[form]] the neurosis assumed in [[particular]] cases had to be specified. The study of the [[choice]] of ne ...tablished the unified theory of neurosis. These two constructions differed in their conceptualization of the mechanisms and causes of neurosis, and the t

...infallibly lead the [[subject]] 'to forget in an intuitive [[image]] the [[analysis]] on which it is based' (p. 214). ...and its [[object]] (the object of [[psychoanalysis]]). More­over, all the constructions gathered together here have no more than a didactic [[role]]: their relatio

...à Analysis of sexual perversions ( <span class="Style5">ID., Notes on the analysis of sexual perversions, I.J.P.,1952, XXXIII, p. 397-402.,</span> ) dans le n ...'s shoe kicking him and splitting up bis anus and rectum. " ( Notes on the analysis of sexual perversions, p. 400. ). </span>) . Bref, tout un retour sur une d

..._Psychoanalysis|"The Ethics of Psychoanalysis"] (1958-59), [1] and then in the ''Écrits'' "[[Books/Jacques_Lacan/Kant_With_Sade/ Kant with Sade]" o ...he first association here is, of course: what's all the fuss about? Today, in our postidealist Freudian era, doesn't everybody know what the point of the

...anac of the dissolution, Paris, Navarin publisher, 1986. It is referred to in these publications under the title: "The seminar of Caracas".''</small> In Paris, I’m accustomed to speaking to an audience composed of many faces t