The Lacanian Review Online

I start with an observation in order to formulate a hypothesis: there is a red thread running from end to end through a series of texts, courses and interventions by […]

The texts collected in this volume stem from the period of time between the beginning of March and the end of June 2017. These were four vertiginous months that started […]

The Aims of Analysis: Miami Seminar on the Late Lacan, a book by Thomas Svolos published by Midden Press, represents a doubly auspicious moment: the Lacanian Compass, in the US, […]

In the sixth lesson of the Seminar Identification,[1] Lacan starts his elaboration on the difference between the proper name and the common name. Unlike Stuart Mill and Sir Alan Gardiner, […]

This Is Us is a fictional television series that portrays the life of a middle class family in the United States. Its title evokes a misunderstanding that is itself a […]

“There are only different ways to fail, some of which are more satisfying than others. We are not simply having a laugh here, it’s not just a Witz. It is […]

For those who question the feminine, the history of feminism is an inescapable teaching, both clinical and political. By publishing online the text of Annie Le Brun’s memorable intervention in […]

What does the speech of women teach us in the age of #MeToo? The concrete enunciation of women’s public declarations concerning the question of sexual assault has hit its target […]

My interest in writing about the feminine, or more specifically about the feminization of the world, resides paradoxically on the masculine. We have observed a contemporary trend spreading worldwide centered […]

Rush Limbaugh died on Thursday 17th of February of tongue cancer due to his heavy smoking. Limbaugh was a well-known radio presenter with ties to the Republican Party. His voice […]