Subjectivity and Otherness A Philosophical Reading of Lacan

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Subjectivity and Otherness ...

Short Circuits Slavoj Zˇizˇek, editor The Puppet and the Dwarf: The Perverse Core of Christianity,by Slavoj Zˇizˇek The Shortest ...

Subjectivity and Otherness A Philosophical Reading of Lacan Lorenzo Chiesa The MIT Press Cambridge, Massachusetts London, Englan ...

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Contents Series Foreword vii INTRODUCTION 2 I The Subject of the Imaginary (other) 1THESUBJECT OF THEIMAGINARY(OTHER) 1.1 Introd ...

3. 6 The Paternal Metaphor, the Name-of-the-Father, 3 5 Sexuation and the Feminine Oedipus Complex and the Phallus 3 7 The Oe ...

Series Foreword A short circuit occurs when there is a faulty connection in the network—faulty, of course, from the standpoint o ...

not a new series of books on psychoanalysis, but a series of “connections in the Freudian field”—of short Lacanian interventions ...

Subjectivity and Otherness ...

Introduction ...

“What will you do with all that I say? Will you record it on a little thing and orga- nize soirées by invitation only?—Hey, I’ve ...

should be interpreted in a rhapsodic, semipossessed manner. In both cases, what is symptomatically rejected is the working hypot ...

If, on the one hand, it is clearly possible to divide Lacan’s examination of the subject into three consecutive stages (imaginar ...

innovative point of reference—one that was never satisfied with any structuralist or poststructuralist talk of a “death of the s ...

“normality” and “abnormality” is gradually blurred; thus every inquiry into the former inevitably leads to the latter. In a sens ...

attempt a systematic confrontation with Lacan’s early text “Les complexes famili- aux” (193 8) which, ingeniously combining Hege ...

a,the leftover of the Real in the Symbolic. In other words, the subject is now con- sidered to be a “middle term between the rea ...

that any rigorous interpretation of Lacan’s own works requires an equally legiti- mate “filling in of gaps”: this is precisely t ...

part i The Subject of the Imaginary (other) God gave them eyes so that they could not see. Isaiah 29 : 10 ...