i think the liberating meaning can only been seen AS subjective destitution, liberation akin to the liberation of electrons off atoms when exposed to ionising radiation, rather than liberation in this immediate political sense.
substantial insight, thanks a lot. nevertheless couldn’t the specimen dream of psychoanalysis be the one with the motto ‘you are requested to close the eyes’ (november 1896, in letter fifty to flieβ) ? wouldn’t that perhaps match your remarks re: the name-of-the-father (three videos; 2020) ... father always as a dead one according to lacan’s subversion du sujet ? and because one’s father dies our own life’s at risk ... « I now feel quite uprooted » : sort of transgenerational approach to vulnerability & ego scatter. who knows cheers anyway
This is so very helpful! We need Part 5!
Thank you for the insights. Lacan truly is an author that can't be grasped in solo.
Thanks for this as a always. Great clarity.
Just wanna say that your videos are fucking amazing bruv. Thanks for posting these.
i think the liberating meaning can only been seen AS subjective destitution, liberation akin to the liberation of electrons off atoms when exposed to ionising radiation, rather than liberation in this immediate political sense.
substantial insight, thanks a lot.
nevertheless
couldn’t the specimen dream of psychoanalysis be the one with the motto ‘you are requested to close the eyes’ (november 1896, in letter fifty to flieβ) ? wouldn’t that perhaps match your remarks re: the name-of-the-father (three videos; 2020) ... father always as a dead one according to lacan’s subversion du sujet ? and because one’s father dies our own life’s at risk ... « I now feel quite uprooted » : sort of transgenerational approach to vulnerability & ego scatter.
who knows
cheers anyway
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