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...k ''[[The Development of Capitalism in Russia]]'' [http://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1899/devel/index.htm]. In [[1900]], his exile ended. He travell ...pired by his pamphlet ''[[What is to be Done?]]'' [http://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1901/witbd/index.htm]. In [[1906]] he was elected to the Presid

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...fication]] with the [[signifier]]. Here, he examines the rapport of the [[subject]] to the [[signifier]]. In the [[three]] types of [[identification]] isola ...on]] in [[love]] relations: the [[object]] refuses itself, therefore the [[subject]] [[identifies]] with the [[object]] (one centered around <i>[[objet a]]</i

...t helps the [[cure]] [[progress]] by revealing the [[signifier]]s of the [[subject]]'s [[history]]. He argues that in its [[imaginary]] aspect ([[love]] and ...which has been purified, is but the empty [[place]] where the [[barred]] [[subject]] accesses [[desire]]. We should note that [[training analysis]] does not

...nctly. When asked what deconstruction is, [[Derrida]] once stated, "I have no simple and formalizable response to this question. All my essays are attemp *While there is no doubting that principal [[figures]] associated with deconstruction in [[Fra

...me="manuscript">{{cite web | title=Manuscripts from the Søren Kierkegaard Archive | work=Royal Library of Denmark | url=http://www.kb.dk/kultur/expo/sk-mss/i ...re of [[Existential despair|despair]] is one of the best accounts on the [[subject]] and has been emulated in subsequent philosophies, such as [[Martin Heideg

...the one who can be betrayed with impunity"; goods [[exist]], but "there is no [[other]] good than the one that can pay the price of the access to [[desir ...who can only be the [[object]] of an [[act]] of [[faith]], for: [[there is no Other of the Other]]" to [[guarantee]] him. [[Sublimation]] is an attempt

...tions in two areas relating to the possibility of [[rational]] [[human]] [[subject]]s, i.e. individuals who could act rationally to take charge of their own [ ...nalogous to the [[proletariat]] can be [[identified]] that will enable the subject to [[emancipation|emancipate]] itself. Hence the subtitle of ''Minima Mora

...d by Vienna University. Although it wasn't necessarily the most compelling subject—studying the [[sexual]] organs of eels—Freud was nonetheless enthused b ...pite an earnest [[desire]] to [[help]] [[people]], he had previously shown no particular enthusiasm for a doctor's life. By this time he had probed into

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...acques Lacan expresses this idea likewise when he shows to what extent the subject’s gaze is always inscribed in the perceived object, in the form of a “b ...namely in rejecting the belief in one basic structure of reality in which subject and object can harmoniously be put to rest. Parallax stands in opposition t

...jét'') of all knowledge, but it nevertheless claimed to establish for the subject a certain anchoring in being. ...nd where he subverts, through de-localization, the pure coincidence of the subject with itself, its reflexive transparency.

...however we may imagine the ways in which the arts might intersect there is no imaginable way of totalizing this plurality. 6. The subject of an artistic truth is the set of the works which compose it.

..., the heart of which is the progressive elaboration of a new vision of the Subject. In this sense, the movement that leads to Descartes is anticipated startin ...ticles/]] [[Category:TheoryLeaks]] [[Category:TheoryLeaks.org]] [[Category:Archive]] [[Category:Library]] __NOAUTOLINKS__

...m subjective topics. These are precisely the norms that will introduce the subject of "the good State" or the preferable State. In our present situation, that ..." acts upon philosophy as the description of a form of the State. There is no doubt about it. Accordingly, the categorization starts from state configura

...es, that the subject's possible freedom is at stake – the freedom of the subject inasmuch as he or she falls prey to language, that summary of the symbolic ...ticles/]] [[Category:TheoryLeaks]] [[Category:TheoryLeaks.org]] [[Category:Archive]] [[Category:Library]] __NOAUTOLINKS__

...ubject is necessarily measured by its historicity. In other words, it is a subject who resonates, in its composition, with the power of an event. This is one

...the masterpieces of this art as one of the highest testimonies of which a subject is capable when a truth traverses and constitutes it. ...''love is by no means given in the immediate consciousness of the loving subject''. The relative poverty of all that philosophers have declared of love der

...d sense all come to falter in the trial posed by the act. Thus where it is no longer a question of values or of sense, but of what actively surpasses the ...of the figure of the subject. But in truth nihilism is not a figure of the subject; nihilism is the history of the remaining-absent of being itself, as histor

...nd in emails, cuddle a little. In terms of both sex and sentiment, it goes no further than that. ...student graduates and starts looking for work. After two years of looking, no job has yet appeared (university positions in literature being pretty rare

...ch­ing on sci­en­ti­fic know­ledge"); and Hegel claims his thought is no longer a mere philo-sophy (love of wis­dom) but true wis­dom (know­ledg ...of axioms and rule in which no cos­mic mean­ing res­on­ates, there are no sac­red, lucky or damned num­bers. Pre­cisely as such, math­em­at­ics

...rent? True, Kant admits antinomies, but only at the epistemological level, no as immanent features of the unreachable Thing-in-itself, while Hegel transp ...ntal meditation" where the term jut designate a higher spiritual awareness no longer constrained by empirical reality. But there are more interesting cas

...f we do it? – is the subject itself. And, again, this does not mean that subject is a kind of user's illusion which persists only insofar as it doesn't know ...et a'' (as the stand-in for a lack) is the objectal correlate of the empty subject, that which causes anxiety. Back to ''Winterreise'' : ''objet a'' of the na

...[3] The obvious link is that the first line of the first text ("Suddenly, no, at last, long last, I couldn't any more") echoes the famous last line of T ...ssity stands for the fidelity to Truth, impossibility for a situation with no truth, possibility for the possibility of a truth-procedure to exhaust its

...tion in Bataille), they remain within the field they try to leave behind. No wonder, then, that Foucault reacted so violently to Derrida's critical anal ...''malin'' ''génie'') as well as in Kant (his notion of the transcendental subject emerged from the critique of Swedenborg, whose religious dreams stand for m

...pitalist merchandise and, as such, as surplus-enjoyment personified. It is no surprise that Coke was first introduced as a medicine – its strage taste ...itself; following Nietzsche's path, Lacan emphasized how in anorexia, the subject does not simply 'eat nothing' – rather, she or he actively wants to eat t

...including all others, is grounded differentially, then there is ultimately no identity from which things are differentiated… This, incident ally, is an ...ces (the features which distinguish it from other signifiers) – there is no positivity in a signifier, it "is" only a series of what it is not. The cru

...aw, i.e. the Kantian Law is a superego agency that sadistically enjoys the subject's deadlock, his inability to meet its inexorable demands, like the proverbi ...ich desire itself (i.e. acting upon one's desire, not compromising it) can no longer be grounded in any "pathological" interests or motivations and thus

...outside, in bodily gestures, or from the inside, as beliefs, and there is no intermediate space or passage between the two. Nevertheless, (theatrical) c ...law, subject the actors in a given situation to obvious pressure, there is no longer any need to make a show of this force; there may be more to be gaine

...tiest, because it mediates in our time between the care-ridden man and the subject of absolute knowledge.<u>1</u> ...ossible") character of the Real that forever resists symbolization, on the subject's unsurpassable separation from the cause of its desire? Is not the best de

...hich obscures the truth of desire; the irreducibly decentred status of the subject), it is well worth the while to elaborate them. ...nger merely a narcissistic (mis)recognition to be opposed to desire as the subject's 'truth' but a unique case of direct asexual sublimation (integration into

...en neglected) historical root of his thesis about the "end of art": art is no longer an adequate medium for expressing such a "prosaic" disenchanted real ...zed law is a regressive move from organic unity to alienation (the norm is no longer experienced as part of my substantial ethical nature, but as an exte

...tructural analysis; Kernberg defines four basic features of the borderline subject: ...h are merely a means to satisfy a "lower" aim (in high social circles, the subject can boast merit and considerable knowledge – nevertheless, he gives the i

...contrast to Aristotle's notion of the slave as a "talking tool," there is no place for slaves in Plato's ''Republic''), Plato was the main ideologist of ...cogito'', while appearing gender- neutral, effectively privileges the male subject (only the masculine mind deals with clear and distinct thought, while the f

...ghtenment tradition, within which truth is accessible to any rational man, no matter how depraved he is, which is why he is subjectively responsible for ...pplement to the public values of personal dignity, democracy, and freedom. No wonder, then, that it is gradually becoming clear how the ritualistic humil

...an>there is no sexual relationship,<span style="font-weight: 400">'</span> no universal formula or matrix guaranteeing a harmonious sexual relationship w ======3 . The fantasy creates a multitude of subject-positions======

...man who, at the end, gratefully embraced him, crying with joy that she was no longer haunted by her father's despising attitude towards her.) ...facts' but the Real of a traumatic encounter whose structuring role in the subject's psychic economy forever resists its symbolic rewriting.

...ola was first introduced as a medicine. Its strange taste seems to provide no particular satisfaction. It is not directly pleasing, however, it is as suc ...ngness itself. Following Nietzsche, Lacan emphasized how, in anorexia, the subject doesn't simply not eat anything, he rather actively wants to eat the Nothin

From ''Critical Inquiry'' 43, no. 1 (Autumn 2016): 60-83. ...n its chaotic and over­whelming monstrosity that threatens to destroy the subject recalls its op­posite, the indestructible fact of reason and of moral law?

...storical sedimentations in which his speech act is embedded). However, the subject is fully responsible for the little bit of enjoyment he finds in his aggres ...nerary of his life were utterly contingent and indifferent, that they bear no "deeper message."

* [[Books/Alain Badiou/The Subject Of Change]] * [[Books/Alain Badiou/Theory Of The Subject]]