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Jacques Marie Émile
Lacan (UK: /læˈkɒ̃/, US: /ləˈkɑːn/, French: [ʒak maʁi emil lakɑ̃]; 13
April 1901 – 9
September 1981) was a
French psychoanalyst and...
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extension of
classical psychoanalysis,
initiated by the work of
Jacques Lacan from the 1950s to the 1980s.
Lacanian perspectives contend that the human...
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Jacques Lacan - Book VII.
Jacques Lacan, The
Ethics of
Psychoanalysis 1959-1960 - The
Seminar of
Jacques Lacan - Book VII, p. 134, p. 150.
Jacques Lacan, The...
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Lacan (French pronunciation: [lakɑ̃]) is the
surname of: Jacques(-Marie-Émile)
Lacan (1901–1981),
French psychoanalyst and
psychiatrist The
Seminars of...
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structuralism include linguist Roman Jakobson and
psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan. By the late 1960s, many of structuralism's
basic tenets came
under attack...
- Psycho-Analysis (London 1994) p. 60 F. Wahl, in
Lacan, Four p. 89
Lacan Four p. 185
Phillip Hill,
Lacan for
Beginners (London 1997) p. 75
Bruce Fink, The...
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Lacan,
Concepts p. 276
David Macey,
Lacan in
Contexts (1988)
Carolyn Dean, The Self and its Pleasures: Bataille,
Lacan, and the History...
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psychiatrist Jacques Lacan gave an
annual seminar in Paris. The
Books of the
Seminar are
edited by Jacques-Alain Miller. In 1951,
Lacan, then a
member of...
- re-emerged in a
phenomological context under the
influence of
Jacques Lacan.
Lacan used
scotomization to
represent the ego's
relationship to the unconscious –...
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translator of
Jacques Lacan. He is the
author of
numerous books on
Lacan and
Lacanian psychoanalysis,
prominent among which are
Lacan to the Letter: Reading...
