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• Deferred Action
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• Deferred action
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• Translation
  * [[deferred action]]: ''apres-coup'': ''Nachträglichkeit''
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• Desire
  ...esire]] what one already has. The [[object]] of [[desire]] is continually deferred, which is why [[desire]] is a [[metonymy]].<ref>{{E}} p. 175</ref>
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• Displacement
  ...[hallucinatory]], or conceptual substitutions), and [[substitution]] where deferred [[action]] comes into play.
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• Time
  ...] [[analysts]] to translate [[Freud]]'s ''[[Nachträglichkeit]]'' ("[[time|deferred action]]"). These terms refer to the way that, in the [[psyche]], [[presen
  7 KB (1,036 words) - 02:35, 21 May 2019
• Passage to the Act
  ...ing the psychic [[apparatus]] to endure tension so long as release is thus deferred (Freud, 1911b).
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• Alain Badiou
  ...k argues, it remains to-come, it refuses actualization, it is a constantly deferred possibility in the future rather than a present actuality (''ibid''.). In o
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• Metonymy
  ...hain]], as one [[signifier]] constantly refers to another in a perpetual [[deferred action|deferral]] of [[signification|meaning]]. ...characterized by exactly the same never-ending [[process]] of continual [[deferred action|deferral]]; since [[desire]] is always "desire for something else,"<
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• Eros
  ...rlier experiences in the sphere of love" (1910a, p. 51). Such instances of deferred or aborted love are remote from sexual attraction and [[genital]] activity.
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• Deconstruction
  ...omplexity, deconstruction requires a high level of comfort with suspended, deferred decision; a deconstructive thinker must be willing to work with terms whose ...that no matter what the text, any meaning was entirely indeterminate (or "deferred"), and/or, whatever the author's intentions, the text was deceptive and man
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• The Interpassive Subject
  ...n persona. How, then, is belief possible? How is this [[vicious cycle]] of deferred belief cut short? The point, of course, is that the subject who directly be
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• Some Politically Incorrect Reflections on Violence in France
  ...atastrophy, the disintegration of the social order - as if, in a kind of [[deferred action]], natural catastrophy repeated itself as a social one. How are we t ...has to be some ultimate [[guarantor]] of it, yet this guarantor is always deferred, [[displaced]], never present in persona. The point, of course, is that thi
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• Castration
  This deferred [[action]] now comes into effect with the [[fear]] of castration, a powerfu
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• Seduction
  * [[Deferred action]]
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• Will You Laugh for Me, Please?
  ...as to be some ultimate [[guarantor]] of it, yet this guarantor is always [[deferred]], [[displaced]], never [[present]] in person. The [[subject]] who <i>dire
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• The Subject Supposed to Loot and Rape
  ...timate [[guarantee|guarantor]] of it, and yet this [[guarantor]] is always deferred, [[displaced]], never [[present]] <i>in persona</i>. The point, of course,
  12 KB (1,940 words) - 02:12, 21 May 2019
• Anarchy
  ...ogressive self-realization of the subject. This realization is thus always deferred, put off. Paradoxically, however, it is precisely the State, as an external
  53 KB (8,167 words) - 18:19, 27 May 2019
• Slavoj Zizek: Risking the Impossible
  ...n acceptable way. That is to say, the idea of overcoming is sustained as a deferred moment of reconciliation without having to go through the pain of overcomin
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• Slavoj Žižek: What is a Master-Signifier
  ...The second is that this assumes a [[time]] - even if it is always actually deferred - when the '[[objective]] [[conditions]]' would allow the possibility of re ...full identity-with-itself is impossible; how it is always, constitutively, deferred, [[split]] . . . Yet what eludes him is the Hegelian [[inversion]] of ident
  105 KB (18,216 words) - 20:53, 23 May 2019
• Slavoj Zizek: Live Theory
  ...r 'possibility' forever excluded from it. The act is not something that is deferred or impossible; but neither is it, as Zizek sometimes implies, something tha
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• Latency Period
  ...mark the connection of neuroses with infantile experiences, the notion of deferred [[action]] and discontinuities in the evolution of sexuality. He also devel
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• Libidinal Stage
  ...emporal framework in which to locate those effects of [[anticipation]] and deferred [[action]], which in turn allow us to [[understand]] the [[mechanism]] of r
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• Primal Scene
  ...30). Here we are already close to the [[model]] of the [[trauma]] and its "deferred" effect. The following year, in his letter to Fliess of May 2, Freud gave t ...nt figure; [[Construction]]/reconstruction; [[Dead]] mother [[complex]]; [[Deferred action]]; [[Dream]] [[symbolism]]; [[Family]] romance; "From the History of
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• Primitive Horde
  ...] procedure so familiar to us in [[psychoanalysis]] under the [[name]] of 'deferred obedience."') They idealized and mythified the father they had established
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• Identity
  ...xclusively developmental and completely rejects any [[causality]] based on deferred effects.
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• Wolf Man
  ...istory that he described in detail the [[concept]] of 'after-revision' or 'deferred [[action]]' (Nachträglichkeit). The [[primal]] scene is grasped and [[int ...ressions when he was one and a half; his [[understanding]] of [[them]] was deferred, but it became possible at the time of the dream owing to his [[development
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• Seminars:Index
  * [[deferred action]] (NachtrAglich) 216
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• History
  ...at these "traces" undergo constant [[change]] as they are reshaped through deferred [[action]] and that they can therefore only be known through [[analysis]] i
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• Glossary2
  | [[deferred action]] || ''apres-coup'' || ''Nachträglichkeit''
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• Primal scene
  ...30). Here we are already close to the [[model]] of the [[trauma]] and its "deferred" effect. The following year, in his letter to Fliess of May 2, Freud gave t * [[Deferred action]]
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• Anaclisis
  Like the [[notion]] of "deferred [[action]]" (Nachträglichkeit), that of "anaclisis" or "leaning-on" or "pr
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• Lie
  ...hirteen, whereas the determining [[event]], although its felt effects were deferred, was the [[memory]]-trace of a shopkeeper's pedophilic assault on her when ...mpossibility]]" of [[confession]] opens the way for reconstitution through deferred [[action]], based on [[associations]] produced during the [[analysis]], of
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• Outline
  [[Deferred action]] Deferred action and [[trauma]]
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• Working Over
  ...means of its representations, to direct and contain discharges, promote [[deferred action]], and impose a waiting period.
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• Fort-Da
  ...mes aware of the [[true]] meaning of death, they will not be assailed in a deferred way by the [[guilt]]-driven [[anxiety]] that is to be seen in so many [[neu
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• Infant observation (direct)
  ...takes [[place]] in two stages: [[encounter]] with the [[subject]], and the deferred [[working-over]] of transferential and counter-transferential [[material]].
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• Primitive horde
  ...] procedure so familiar to us in [[psychoanalysis]] under the [[name]] of 'deferred obedience."') They idealized and mythified the father they had established
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• Prehistory
  ...[[developmental]] [[processes]], [[guilt]] in evolution, [[latency]], and deferred [[action]]. Freud's notions of [[primitive]], primary, primordial, ancient,
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• Primary identification
  ...950c [1895], p. 352ff), which notion is a precursor to the [[concept]] of "deferred [[action]]." Father, mother, or parents are equivalent in the [[logic]] of
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• Intergenerational
  ...of (re)[[construction]] that brings the primal into [[existence]] through deferred [[action]], in the history of the [[transference]]. This primal, always fra
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• Archaic mother
  ...ical view of the archaic, which is inseparable from the [[discussion]] of "deferred [[action]]" (q.v.), can achieve legitimacy only by eschewing the naïvety o
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• Psychic Causality
  * [[Deferred action]]
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• Temporality
  ...]] and Its Discontents; [[Darwin]], [[Darwinism]], and [[psychoanalysis]]; Deferred [[action]]; [[Doubt]]; Ego [[feeling]]; Estrangement; Ethnopsychoanalysis;
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• A Project for a Scientific Psychology
  ...onstituted by two premature scenes of a sexual [[nature]] whose impact is "deferred" until quantities of sexual excitation are released at [[puberty]]. The ego See also: Attention; Cathexis; [[Deferred action]]; Ego; [[Hypercathexis]]; [[Incompleteness]]; [[Interpretation]] of
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• Hermeneutics
  See also: Amplification (analytical [[psychology]]); Deferred [[action]]; Interpretation; Philosophy and [[psychoanalysis]].
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• Historical Reality
  ...in the past, forms that are likely to be subjected to different kinds of "deferred" reinterpretations and wishes, there are ways of directly recording lived [
  4 KB (618 words) - 23:31, 24 May 2019
• The Language of Psychoanalysis
  ...a [[number]] of notions not thoroughly conceptualized by Freud, among them deferred [[action]] and [[anaclisis]], which would later constitute important milest
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• General Theory of Seduction
  ...lay: a [[scene]] in which a [[child]] is seduced by an [[adult]], and the "deferred" reactivation of this scene at a later [[time]]. ...ion. The temporal aspect of seduction was bound up with the [[concept]] of deferred [[action]] (or "afterwardness" [Nachträglichkeit]), which was to survive i
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• Dictionary
  * [[time|deferred action]]
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• Nachträglich
  #redirect [[deferred action]]
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• The Philosopher's Moan
  ...o convince me that Tristan und Isolde was a [[comedy]] [[about]] [[death]] deferred. I was richly entertained for a week.
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