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  • The Act
    ...act”, by which the subject “[[structures]] his [[perception]] of the [[world]] in advance in a way that opens the [[space]] for his intervention”, and ...lished “the impossible”, for his Act revealed a crack in the Stalinist world [[communist]] movement by [[another]] communist (''E!'': 46). Similarly, Le
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  • Jouissance
    ''Jouissance'' is not a central preoccupation during the first part of ...of the 1960s is not the same as his use of [[the Real]] in the 1980s, the first [[concepts]] emerge in this seminar. Here ''jouissance'' is considered in
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  • Phallus
    Freud had his first intuition of the primacy of the phallus as early as 1905 in "[[Three]] essa ...gan]], although it clearly carries those connotations. The [[phallus]] is first and foremost a [[signifier]] and in [[Lacan]]'s [[system]] a particularly p
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  • Symbolic
    ...[[Claude Lévi-Strauss|Lévi-Strauss]] the [[idea]] that the [[social]] [[world]] is [[structured]] by certain [[law]]s which regulate kinship relations an ...c order the [[totality]] is called a universe. The symbolic order from the first takes on its [[universal]] [[character]]. It isn't constituted bit by bit.
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  • Desire
    A first ingredient of the concept of desire in Lacan's work contains a [[Hegelian]] ...much because the other holds the key to the object desired, as because the first [[object of desire]] is to be recognized by the other. (Lacan, 1977 [1959],
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  • Lenin (revolutionary)
    ...olutionary]] of [[Russia]], the [[leader]] of the [[Bolshevik]] party, the first [[Premier of the Soviet Union]], and the main theorist of what has come to ...[Greek language|Greek]]. Two tragedies occurred early in his [[life]]. The first occurred when his [[father]] died of a [[cerebral haemorrhage]] in [[1886]]
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  • Louis Althusser
    ...ižek’s is constructed. In [[order]] to see this relationship, we should first say a bit [[about]] Althusser’s conception of ideology. ...result of the interpellative process, in so far as this is placed on the [[world]] by consciousness-as-interpellated. Althusser misses this, according to Ž
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  • Demand
    ...an [[instinct|instinctual signal]] but is "inserted in a [[synchronic]] [[world]] of cries organized in a symbolic [[system]]."<ref>{{S4}} p. 182, 188</ref
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  • Cathexis
    ...in the [[psychoanalytic]] [[vocabulary]] of the [[English]]-[[speaking]] [[world]].
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  • Psychosis
    ...shes a new, often very intense, relation with the people and things in the world by way of a delusional [[formation]]. ...h concerned a [[psychotic]] [[woman]] whom [[Lacan]] calls [[Aimée]] that first led [[Lacan]] to [[psychoanalytic theory]].<ref>{{1932}}</ref> It is commo
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  • Object
    [[Part-object]]s are essential features of the [[fantasy]] [[world]] constructed by the [[child]], and are endowed with '[[good]]' and '[[bad] ...ove or [[hatred]]. At the very beginning of [[psychic]] life, the external world, the object, and what is hated are identical (the object emerges in hatred)
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  • Melancholia
    ...cterized by profound sadness and [[lack]] of interest in the [[outside]] [[world]]. Melancholia brings [[about]] a [[form]] of [[pessimism]] that sees the [ ...[paranoia]], in which [[libidinal]] [[hatred]], projected onto the outside world, reverts back onto the subject in the form of depressed [[feelings]] of bei
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  • Instinct
    ...ng that this is to suppose a [[harmonious]] relation between man and the [[world]], which does not in fact [[exist]].<ref>{{Ec}} p. 88</ref> The concept of
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  • Reality Principle
    According to [[Freud]], the [[psyche]] is at first regulated entirely by the [[pleasure principle]], which seeks to [[experien ...[[form]] a conception of the [[real]] circumstances in the [[external]] [[world]]."<ref>[[Freud|Freud, Sigmund]]. "Formulations on the Two Principles of [[
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  • Fantasy
    ...hat consumes desire and therefore occupies the fantasy of the subject must first fall prey to the [[illusion]] that it is more than its pragmatic material. ...political [[ideologies]] serve to give subjects a means of envisioning the world in which such a failure emerges as evidence as to how transcendent is their
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  • Adaptation
    ...Innenwelt]]'' (inner [[world]]) and ''[[adaptation|Umwelt]]'' (surrounding world).
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  • Beautiful Soul
    ...gnise his very own raison d'Ítre in the disorder that he denounces in the world' (E, 70). In a more extreme way, the beautiful soul also illustrates the [[ ...reated as an [[object]] of [[exchange]] by the men around her, [[Freud]]'s first [[intervention]] is to confront her with her own complicity in this exchang
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  • Chance
    * ''[[automaton]]'', which refers to chance events in the [[world]] at large, and
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  • Signifying Chain
    ...s relation to not only the mother, but to all [[other]] [[objects]] in the world, naturalising [[alienation]] as an existential condition since all such rel ...one path through the network of signifiers which constitutes the symbolic world of the subject (which Saussure designates 'associative' relationships, and
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  • Phobia
    ...he stresses the [[difference]] between phobia and anxiety: anxiety appears first, and the phobia is a defensive [[formation]] which turns the anxiety into f ...using an [[Imaginary]] object (the horse) to reorganise the [[Symbolic]] [[world]] of Hans and thus [[help]] him to make the passage from the [[Imaginary]]
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  • Passage to the Act
    ...ation, the passage to the act results from an overflowing of the fantasy [[world]] into reality because an element of reality has impinged on the fantasy sc
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  • Scene
    ...out his [[fantasy]], which is built on the edifice of the [[real]] (the [[world]]). ...ene]] of a play is framed by the proscenium arch in a theatre, whereas the world is a [[real]] space which lies beyond the [[frame]].<ref>{{F}} ''[[Seminar
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  • Jacques Lacan:Chronology
    In 1953, [[Lacan]] begins his first [[public]] [[seminar]] in [[Hôpital Sainte-Anne]]. ...Lacan]] is [[born]] in Paris ([[France]]) (95 boulevard Beaumarchais), the first [[child]] (eldest son) of (prosperous, bourgeois [[parents]]) [[Alfred Laca
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  • The Indivisible Remainder: An Essay on Schelling and Related Matters
    ...with their repeated attempt at the formulation of the ‘beginning of the world,’ of the passage from the pre-symbolic pulsation of the Real to the unive ...idealist who for too long dwelled in the shadow of Kant and Hegel, was the first to formulate the post-idealist motifs of finitude, contingency and temporal
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  • The Fragile Absolute, or Why the Christian Legacy is Worth Fighting For
    Saint Paul's militant declaration from Corinthians asserts for the first time in human history the revolutionary logic of a radical break with the p ...2000th anniversary of one who was well aware that to practice love in our world is to bring in the sword and fire.
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  • The Art of the Ridiculous Sublime
    The Art of the Ridiculous [[Sublime]] is first of all the detailed [[reading]] of [[David Lynch]]'s The Lost Highway, base ...s pose tough questions [[about]] the ways in which we [[understand]] our [[world]] and [[culture]]. He offers provocative readings of [[Casablanca]], Schind
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  • The Spectre is Still Roaming Around
    [[world]] of late [[capitalism]] - a world in which the brutal imposition of
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  • The Fright of Real Tears
    ...tianity]], Gothicism and the "progressive digitalisation of our [[life]]-[[world]]."
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  • The Abyss of Freedom
    of the [[World]], Michigan: [[University]] of Michigan Press. Reprising much of the [[material]] from the first part of The Indivisible
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  • The Subject
    ...i’, but as an empty [[space]], what is [[left]] when the rest of the [[world]] is expelled from itself. ...c]] [[order]] is what substitutes for the [[loss]] of the immediacy of the world, and is where the [[void]] of the subject is filled in by [[subjectivizatio
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  • Real2
    ...r forestalled. […] The real is more forcible than anything else in the [[world]], yet it is phantasmal, shallow and fortuitous. […] The real is inward a ...ptions into the other two orders, unsettling their modes of organising the world and insisting on its equal, if rather more obscure, [[place]] in the Borrom
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  • Seminar III
    ...he-Father, that is, the metaphor that puts this Name in the place that was first [[symbolized]] by the operation of the [[mother]]'s [[absence]]." It desig
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  • The reverse of psychoanalysis
    ...Father, a father to whom Lacan opposes both the Father presiding over the first [[idealization]] - the one deserving love - and the Father who enters the [ * all together, four discourse structures; already inscribed in the [[world]], making it appear as it is
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  • Totem and Taboo
    [[Totem and Taboo]] is Sigmund [[Freud]]'s first [[work]] on group [[psychology]]. The analogy unfolds in [[three]] parts, starting in the first essay where the resemblance between the two is related to the [[horror]] of
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  • Future of an Illusion
    At first, Freud begins by explaining religion in a similar term to that of [[totemis ...of the [[father-complex]], and represents man's [[helplessness]] in the [[world]], having to face the ultimate fate of [[death]], the [[struggle]] of civil
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  • Civilization and Its Discontents
    ...[Sigmund Freud]] in the decade preceding his [[death]] in [[1938]]. It was first published in [[German language|German]] in [[1930]] as ''Das Unbehagen in d ...osited in ''[[Totem and Taboo]]'' and the [[idea]] of a [[death instinct]] first developed in ''[[Beyond the Pleasure Principle]]''.
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  • Main PageX
    ...dard image editing tool in the industy, used by professionals all over the world. Very expensive.
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  • Psychiatry
    ...been the [[subject]] to extended debate. Do not make changes to it without first obtaining consensus on Talk:Psychiatry. -->Most psychiatric illnesses canno Whatever the circumstance of their patient's referral, a psychiatrist first assesses their patient's mental and somatic (i.e. general medical) conditio
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  • Ego Psychology
    ...es shape as a result of the conflict between the id and the [[external]] [[world]]. The ego, therefore, is inherently a conflicting [[formation]] in the mi
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  • Semiotics
    ...make predictions [[about]] and [[adapt]] to their semiotic niche in the [[world]] (see [[Semiosis]]). Semiotics theorises at a general level about ''[[sign ...1704]]), who, in "[[An Essay Concerning Human Understanding]]" ([[1690]]), first coined the term "semeiotike" from the Greek [[word]] σημειον or ''se
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  • Object Relations Theory
    ...d]]" in [[children]], has suggested that the [[formation]] of [[mental]] [[world]] is enabled by the [[infant]]-parent interpersonal interaction which was t
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  • Eric Santner
    <blockquote>To use a [[Heideggerian]] locution, our throwness into the [[world]] does not simply mean that we alwasy find ourselves in the midst of a [[so
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  • Publicity's Secret
    ...sphere, in which all [[processes]] are [[transparent]], reduces [[real]]-[[world]] politics to the drama of the secret and its discovery. --This [[text]] re
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  • Zizek's Politics
    ...much needed critical introduction to the political thought of one of the [[world]]'s most widely known and eccentric thinkers.
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  • Sigmund Freud
    ...e him a proper education. As a result, Freud did extremely well during his first 8 years of [[school]], but at the age of 17, he had to move to the [[Unive ...mholtz]], and [[Herbart]].<ref name="Bowlby">{{cite book | last = Bowlby | first = John | title = Attachment and Loss: Vol I, 2nd Ed. | publisher = Basic Bo
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  • Critical theory
    ..." becoming an umbrella term for an array of theories within the academic [[world]] of the United Kingdom and the [[United States]]. This article focuses pr The first [[meaning]] of the term ''critical theory'' was that defined by [[Max Hork
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  • Giorgio Agamben
    ...''zoe'') and was akin to the [[tattooing]] that the [[Nazis]] did during [[World]] War II. ...''State of Exception'' (2005), [[rule by decree]] has became common since World War I in all modern states, and has been since then generalized and abused.
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  • Hannah Arendt
    ...enters on the fact that "men, not Man, live on the earth and inhabit the [[world]]." ...on of parts of France following the [[French]] declaration of war during [[World War II]], and the deportation of [[Jews]] to concentration camps, Arendt ha
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  • Roland Barthes
    ...dmother raised him in the French city of [[Bayonne]] where he received his first exposure to [[culture]], learning piano from his musically gifted aunt. Wh ...examinations. However, it also kept him out of military service during [[World War II]], and, while [[being]] kept out of the major French universities me
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  • Capitalism
    ...ies, tolerating no rival at its side. Yet at the same time it is also the first mode of economy which is unable to [[exist]] by itself, which [[needs]] oth ...se to a [[situation]] in which “it is easier to imagine the end of the [[world]] than a far more modest [[change]] in the mode of production, as if [[lib
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