Main Lacanian Concepts

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Psychoanalytic Literature

1930 - 1960

M. Klein, D. Winnicott, Child psychoanalysis, Technique, Sexuality, Adolescence, Play

2000

Soler, Quinet, Psychosis, Schizophrenia, Paranoia, Melancholia

1940 - 1970

Lacan: Anxiety, Object Relation, Identification, Transference,

Style

2020

Dunker, Zizek, JA Miller: Enjoyment and the Theory of Value - Concepts Economics in Lacan

1900 - 1930

Freud: Love, Sexuality, Clinic, Fundamental Concepts,

Society

1770 - 1831

Hegel: Phenomenology of Consciousness, Recognition, Dialectics, Struggle for Pure Prestige: Master and Slave

1956

Butler, Foucault, AdornoGender, Performance, Recognition, Confessions of the Flesh, Devices of Power

1956–1995

Delleuze, Claude Lévi-Strauss: Anthropology, Primitive Societies, Abstraction of the Oedipus Complex, Schizophrenia, Capitalism

2020

Psychoanalysis Journals, Institutions, current publications: Stylus

1740 - 1814

Sade, Kant: Perversion, Shame, Enjoyment, The body, inhibition, symptom and anxiety, the law, The Critique of Pure Reason

1770 - 1831

Ethology: ??? In the animal world

1956

AI, Machine Learning????

1956–1995

Knots and bindings: ???

2020

Psychoanalysis Journals, Institutions, current publications: Stylus

1740 - 1814

Frege, Logic:: ???

THE SYMBOLIC ORDER - THE SUPREMACY OF THE SIGNIFIER…

THE SYMBOLIC ORDER - THE SUPREMACY OF THE SIGNIFIER

THE REAL, THE SYMBOLIC AND THE IMAGINARY - THE BODY, THE SELF, THE SUBJECT (THE ORGANISM, ONE’S OWN BODY, THE DISMEMBERED BODY) - INTERSUBJECTIVE COMMUNICATION - DESIRE AND ITS INTERPRETATION

THE FORMATIONS OF THE UNCONSCIOUS - THE ANALYTICAL EXPERIENCE - THE PHALLUS, OBJECT a

Concepts

Content

Logic and repetition

Enjoyment, writing, repetition, cessation The Real as impossible, possible, necessary, contingent

Four Discourses

Social bond, Semblance, Enjoyment, Production, Truth

Weaving and Authorship

The logic of analysis, Entry into analysis, scene, repetition, end of analysis

Borromean Knots

RSI: Inhibition, symptom and Anguish, Unconscious, phallus, meaning of lack in the Other

Inhibition, symptom, anguish

RSI: Borromean knots

Social Bonds, The Body, consciousness, the Other, others, the world

Scheme R

The loss of reality in NeurosisPhallus, the Mother, Ideal of the Self, Name-of-the-Father

Desire Graph

Social bond, Semblance, Enjoyment, Production, Truth

Scheme I

The loss of Reality in Psychosis: Future of the creature, left by God, Transsexual Enjoyment, where it is sustained as creation

Myths

Oedipus: Capitalism, Philosophy, Love, Health and the body

Scheme L

Communication, understanding and the strange: I, other, Other

In the first moment of working with the imaginary that we can be with writing to the first three sem…

In the first moment of working with the imaginary that we can be with writing to the first three seminars always articulating the imaginary with the symbolic real a second moment that begins around seminar 4 in which he will work primarily withm symbolic this goes on until at least seminar 8 always articulating if although equal imaginary to real, from seminar 9 onwards he will give a lot of emphasis he will dedicate himself a lot to defining the real this until seminar 20 always articulating real to symbolic and imaginary and From seminar 21 onwards he will say that he has finally found a way to talk about all three at the same time. - Michele Roman Faria

Seminars [1,3]: Imaginary, especially ethology and optics, Mirror Stadium…

Seminars [1,3]: Imaginary, especially ethology and optics, Mirror Stadium

Seminars [4,8]: Symbolic, Oedipus Complex, French structuralism, Claude Lévi-Strauss’ anthropology and Saussure’s linguistics

Seminars [9,20]: Real, Theory of alienation, logic with topology, mathematics: the limits of language

Seminars [21,27]: RSI, knot theory

Identification, Subversion: alienation and separation - The other, the Other…

Identification, Subversion: alienation and separation - The other, the Other

Appointment

Consistency

Nonsense, hole, anguish, castration anguish

Access to the Other

Unraveling, bodily effects

Structures

男人

View

天尔

道路

Last update

天天

轉變 Man, woman, profession, path, love, identification, transformation

Less, more - Whole, pieces - Beautiful, Horror - Love, Hate - Debts, faults - Misunderstandings, del…

Less, more - Whole, pieces - Beautiful, Horror - Love, Hate - Debts, faults - Misunderstandings, delays - Being, seeming, dressing - Slow, unproductive, repetitive - Deposit, materiality, performance

Separate, non-separableFlow, non-flowWorks, does not workErrors, inaccuraciesInconsistent, incoherent, incompleteNot-One, not-whole, not-null

Deposit of Enjoyment - Memory of Enjoyment - Memory of the lost Object, reunion…

Deposit of Enjoyment - Memory of Enjoyment - Memory of the lost Object, reunion

Social Bonds:DUDADMDHDC+ Play, Work, Use/Be used, Accompany

Unheimlich

Borromean

Protuberances: Penis, Fingers (hands and feet), Nose, Nipples, Clitoris, Lips (upper and lower lips), Tongue, Elbows, Knees, Adam’s gland (Adam’s apple), Breasts, Orifices: Anus, Vagina, Ear (auditory canal) ., Nostrils, Mouth, Urethra, Skin pores, Tear ducts, Salivary ducts

Hole a, Object a, Countenance

More-than-enjoying phenomenology

Dialectics phallus, orificePresence, absenceTo have, not to have / To be, not to beTo give, to receive

Phallic enjoyment, orifice enjoyment. Other.

Signs

In, out, flowPhallus, Orifice a

Bank: Finance, Support, Defray, Bear, Sponsor, Provide: Supply, Equip, Support, Endow, Furnish: Distribute, Supply, Deliver, Dispense, Make Available

To desire: to long for, to crave, to yearn for, to covet, to intend, to want: to long for, to intend, to aspire, to covet, to wish, to dream: to fantasize, to imagine, to idealize, to project, to glimpse

Types of bonding with others: social bond

Elements for a psychoanalytic theory of lien

Toro do desejo, Toro da demanda

d: desire, D: demand, A: Other supposedly complete $: Structural lack, meaning of the Other, S: Significant of the lack in the Other a: orifice, edge, cause of desire, waste

Semblances: i.a.: image of the other, m: own image, Ideal of the Self Delta: I supposed to be complete, Phi: I speak

Remember, repeat and elaborate

Mourning and Melancholy - Child Psychoanalysis

Love, Guilt and Reparation - Seminars: Psychosis, Anguish, Object Relationship,

Identification, Transfer - Philosophy and Literature: Hegel, Kierkegaard, Sartre

Theory and Clinic of PsychosisPsychosis and Social BondsA Clinical Introduction to Lacanian Psychoanalysis

The Discovery of the Unconscious: From Desire to SymptomThe Neurotic Calculation of Enjoyment

The Clown and the Psychoanalyst

A Biography of Depression