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* December Lacan attends the first public reading of [[Ulysses]] by [[James]] [[Joyce]] (1882-1941) at Shakespeare and Co in Paris. ...], an [[event]] organized by La maison des amis des livres, and at which [[James Joyce]] is [[present]].

...ublished in 1939. It also appeared in the [[Standard Edition]] edited by [[James]] Strachey (1964). ...was published in 1939. It also appeared in the Standard Edition edited by James Strachey (1964).

...onary]] of Semiotics, 1986), John Deely (Introducing Semiotic, 1982) and [[Paul]] Bouissac (Encyclopedia of Semiotics, 1998). ...ry "Sign" in both Thomas Sebeok’s Encyclopedic Dictionary (936–47) and Paul Bouissac’s Encyclopedia (572–75). The fundamental differences between o

...Jewish Russian who escaped to the USA in 1887, and studied under [[William James]], wrote ''The Psychology of [[Suggestion]]: A Research into the Subconscio ...rs in the earliest [[writing]] of [[Boris Sidis]], attributed to [[William James]], as early as 1898.

...hemes and devices|Themes and devices]]). Featuring [[James Stewart (actor)|James Stewart]] in the leading role, ''Rope'' was the first of an eventual four f ...the film was never released in this format. ''[[Rear Window]]'', starred [[James]] Stewart again, as well as [[Thelma Ritter]] and [[Raymond Burr]]. Here th

...eaton's 36 Hours, the film from the early 60ies about an American officer (James Garner) who knows all the plans for the D Day invasion of Normandy and is a ...ies, we should proceed in a strict homology to the proper reading of Henry James' The Turn of the Screw: we should neither accept the existence of ghosts as

...ly at one place: in [[James]] Bond or similar films when the [[good]] guy, James Bond the [[agent]], penetrates the fortress of the [[master]] criminal. And ...ere, from my [[organic]] community into which I was [[born]], or, as St. [[Paul]] put it, "There are neither men nor [[women]], neither [[Jews]] nor [[Gree

...ence which cannot be grounded in positive substantial properties. In Henry James's "The Real Thing," the painter-narrator agrees to hire the impoverished "t ...of the Christian universalism: what this all-inclusive attitude (recall St Paul's famous "There are no men or women, no Jews and Greeks") involves is a tho

...the older man says that his advice was right: he will not write again, but Paul will achieve greatness... Far from displaying cynical wisdom, St. George [[

...etween God and humanity /.../ who gave his life as a ransom for all"; St [[Paul]] himself, when he states that Christians are [[slaves]] who have been "bou ...nditure. Christ does not "pay" for our sins - as it was made clear by [[St Paul]], it is this very logic of payment, of exchange, that, in a way, IS the si

He attended the first [[public]] readings of [[James Joyce]]'s (1882-1941) [[Ulysses]] in 1921 and was a well-known figure in th In 1927 André Breton, Louis [[Aragon]], PaulÉluard, and [[Benjamin]] Peret joined the [[Communist]] Party. Breton did n

...iterally believe through the Other. It's a wonderful topic. For example, [[Paul]] Veyne's book, Did the Ancient [[Greeks]] Believe in Their [[Myths]]? - I ...ere you see the old-fashioned production process is where? Hollywood. In [[James]] Bond movies. It's a [[formula]]; two-thirds of the way into the film, Bon

...<i>36 Hours</i>, the film from the early 60ies about an American officer (James Garner) who knows all the plans for the D Day invasion of Normandy and is a ...ies, we should proceed in a strict homology to the proper reading of Henry James' <i>The Turn of the Screw</i>: we should neither accept the existence of gh

...d by comrades like Alain Badiou also writing about the 'event' that was St Paul, and the choice of Carl Schmitt — speaking for the worst of the Christian ...up></a> For Lacan, the <i>sinthome</i> was a conceptual device for pinning James Joyce down, of identifying the role of Joyce's writing as the place where t

...he founder of the [[Christian]] Church. How is it, we might ask, that [[St Paul]] was able to 'institutionalize' [[Christianity]], give it its 'definitive <font face="BOOKMAN" size="3">He (St Paul) did not add any new [[content]] to the already-existing dogmas - all he di

...rench psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan... Indeed, Lacan once cruelly quipped of James Joyce that, although what he wrote was almost psychotic in its refusal to f ...ritings to come. Second, following the path-breaking book by Badiou, <i>St Paul, or, The Birth of Universalism</i>, Zizek is more and more willing to defin

...oenergetic analysis]], Charles Kelley, the founder of Radix Therapy, and [[James]] DeMeo of the Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory [http://www.orgonelab * DeMeo, James: [http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/xdemeo.htm"''The Orgone Accumulator Handboo

...Christian [[universalism]]: what this all-inclusive attitude (recall St. [[Paul]]'s famous [[statement]], "Where there is neither Greek nor Jew" [Col. 3:11 ...the site of a constant battle. Which battle, which [[division]]? To follow Paul: <i>not</i> the division between Law and sin, but between, on the one side,

Author: [[Jacques Lacan]]<BR>Translator: James B. Swenson, Jr.<BR>Source: October, Vol. 51 (Winter, 1989) pp.55-75 ...thing in him held to the law, in order there to find the opportunity Saint Paul speaks of, to be sinful beyond measure, who would throw the first stone? Bu

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...of the oldest and strongest [[male]] prevented [[sexual]] promiscuity." [[James]] Jasper Atkinson returned to this hypothesis in [[Primal]] Law (1903). He Totem and Taboo was strongly criticized by anthropologists. [[Paul]] Radin (1929) felt it was a "deplorable performance," Alfred Louis Kroeber

* [[Claudel. Paul]] 81 * [[Henry James]] 18,81,98, 125-144 style of. 125-126

...Christian [[universalism]]: what this all-inclusive attitude (recall St. [[Paul]]'s famous [[statement]], "Where there is neither Greek nor Jew" [Col. 3:11 ...the site of a constant battle. Which battle, which [[division]]? To follow Paul: not the division between Law and sin, but between, on the one side, the to

...which followed the publication of this book, date from 1932. René Crevel, PaulÉluard, Salvador Dalí, Joë Bousquet all echoed Lacan's thesis. In 1933, i ...t]]-wing [[philosophers]] likewise fell under the spell of Lacan's book. [[Paul]] Nizan, a careful reader of Jaspers, published a [[summary]] of it the [[c

Bleuler, [[Paul]] Eugen Federn, Paul

...tion of [[narcissism]] with the aim of accepting the [[world]] as it is. [[Paul]]-Claude Racamier more specifically described weaning from the sleeping tre

...Freud, Sigmund. Standard Edition: Two Case Studies. Vol. 10. Translated by James Strachey. London: The Hogarth Press, 1955. [cited March 30, 2004]. http://w * Ferris, Paul. Dr. Freud: A Life. London: Pimlico, 1997.

...of the oldest and strongest [[male]] prevented [[sexual]] promiscuity." [[James]] Jasper Atkinson returned to this hypothesis in <i>[[Primal]] Law</i> (190 <i>Totem and Taboo</i> was strongly criticized by anthropologists. [[Paul]] Radin (1929) felt it was a "deplorable performance," Alfred Louis Kroeber

...ms of modern communication. Telephones were, of course, firmly absent from James Hilton's extraordinarily popular 1933 fantasy of a Tibetan Shangri-la. ...s coexist? Certainly this was not a new problem. For example, according to Paul Virilio, as early as the seventeenth century theologians had debated whethe

...which followed the publication of this book, date from 1932. René Crevel, PaulÉluard, Salvador Dalí, Joë Bousquet all echoed Lacan's thesis. In 1933, i ...t]]-wing [[philosophers]] likewise fell under the spell of Lacan's book. [[Paul]] Nizan, a careful reader of Jaspers, published a [[summary]] of it the [[c

...h E. B. Tylor’s [[Primitive]] [[Culture]] in 1871 and culminating with [[James]] G. Frazer’s The Golden Bough, published in various versions from 1890 t Influenced most strongly by James Frazer, the Cambridge Ritualists, or Hellenists, most notably Jane Harrison

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:[[Lacan]] attends the first [[public]] reading of ''[[Ulysses]]'' by [[James Joyce]] at Shakespeare and Co in Paris. ...], an [[event]] organized by La maison des amis des livres, and at which [[James Joyce]] is [[present]]. -->

[[Claudel]], [[Paul]], 324 Flechsig (Prof. Paul-Emile and the

...f André Gide and [[Paul]] [[Claudel]] and, at the age of seventeen, met [[James Joyce]]. ...ealist review, Minotaure, in 1933. Lacan often contributed to Minotaure. Paul Eluard championed the [[poetry]] of the patient, Aimée, that Lacan describ

* "[[Joker Apart]]." ''The Guardian''. 8 October 2005. [[James]] Harkin. <http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,3604,1587546,00.html> ...m an [[idea]] into a [[global]] movement. We should miss both Lenin and St Paul, he argues, because these days we are retreating into a new-age spiritualit

*[[Paul Denis (psychanalyste)]] et [[Jacqueline Schaeffer]], ''Comment peut-on êtr * [[James Glover]]

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...olutionism, Bergsonism, and Contemporary Biology, ''Keith Ansell-Pearson, Paul-Antoine Miquel and Michael Vaughan'' ...''<br /> 3. Theodor Adorno, ''Deborah Cook''<br /> 4. Walter Benjamin, ''James McFarland''<br /> 5. Hannah Arendt: Rethinking the Political, ''Peg Birmin

...profoundly Catholic transgression." [1] Catholicism is legalistic, and, as Paul knew it so well, the Law generates its own transgression; consequently, the ...café in Tunis (Beckett was in North Africa from February to March 1972). James Knowlson conjectured that this "figure coalesced with [Beckett's] sharp mem

In James Cameron's ''Titanic ''(1997) there is a short shot from above of an unident ...''Psychoanalysis and Cultural Criticism, '''''<nowiki/>''' Greg Forter and Paul Allen Miller (Albany, N.Y., 2008). pp. 88–89.'''