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  • Trolling a robot

    By Caroline Leduc | October 19th, 2017

    Last March, Microsoft launched a chatbot on Twitter, a conversation-robot to be used by adolescents and young adults. The experiment aimed at studying language comprehension, but led quickly to disaster. […]

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  • The Lobster, a Dear Commodity

    By Yannis Dimitrakos | October 4th, 2017

    *Let us draw, here, on all three (main) senses of the word “dear”:                    1.beloved, loved, cherished, worthy                    2.High-priced, expensive, hard to get                    3.(Archaic) hard, grievous                                                                          Webster’s […]

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  • Fake News, Real Lies

    By Cyrus Saint Amand Poliakoff | September 25th, 2017

    Media now interprets with stunning alacrity. The news tirelessly ciphers and deciphers every tweet, photo, encounter and blunder that forms the imaginary body of one, Donald Trump. Then of course, […]

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  • The Trumpet that Tweets

    By Robert Buck | January 8th, 2017

    These end time auguries flourish in the era of Facebook, Instagram, clickbaits, listicles, hearts and hash-tags. Fraudulent news spreads like wildfire via our false objects. Engage your gizmo and see […]

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  • Killing the death

    By Dimitra Gorgoli | December 18th, 2016

      This backward meaning of death as a concept and human reality, is emphasized in the work of Lacan, in his lecture at the University of Louvain, through the pascalian […]

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  • Wearing the Veil!

    By Guy Briole | December 11th, 2016

    Can wearing the veil be broached only from the point of view of the duality of the all-powerful man and the submissive and demeaned woman?1 Who can decide whether veiling […]

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  • You’re Not in the 1%, So Why Vote Like You Are?

    By Thomas Svolos | December 4th, 2016

      Many have commented on the shock of this election. And, many are asking themselves now—how could this have happened? Psychoanalysis has its own contribution to this political analysis. Let […]

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  • The Aftermath

    By Karina Tenenbaum | November 28th, 2016

    Some facts: my daughter, an American citizen, was talking in Spanish to an adult in a parking lot when a person drove by them and yelled “go back to your […]

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  • David and Goliath in Ljubliana

    By Jan Simoncic | November 20th, 2016

    Psychoanalysis is more than necessary in Slovenia. It is a country, where families by tradition include failed fathers, so that mothers have to take up an authoritative stance. Furthermore, Slovenes […]

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