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  • Beyond the fantasy principle

    By Maro Bellou | June 11th, 2016

    Certainly, in erotic life there are different kinds of fantasies. In the readymade fantasy, the object of my desire is fully substitutable and who my partner really is leaves is […]

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  • Cloning in the sink

    By François Ansermet & Ariane Giacobino | June 11th, 2016

    The main group, DIYBio.org – is an organisation of more than 2000 members across 30 countries, with most of their equipment being simple and easily mistaken for kitchen utensils, while […]

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  • Readymade

    By John Burton Wallace V | June 4th, 2016

    This turn, from the escabeau to the marketplace, was prefigured by Lacan in his conceptualization of the lathouse in Seminar XVII.2 In 1970, Lacan rightly placed these tiny little objects […]

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  • A woman in trans

    By Cyrus Saint Amand Poliakoff | June 4th, 2016

    Anohni performed underneath a large-scale video portrait installation. The video, in crystal-clear resolution, towered above the blank figure of the performer on stage. On the screen, the audience watched a […]

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  • Buren at the BoZar

    By Alasdair Duncan | May 28th, 2016

    Over the decades of his career however, whilst the motif remains, something changed in emphasis. His 2013 shop window displays for Louis Vuitton emphasised a tie between Vuitton and Buren […]

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  • From New York… Body or No body

    By Maria Cristina Aguirre | May 28th, 2016

    On the other hand, we have the advances of technology and electronic devices that tend to eliminate body contact as much as possible – from texting, e-mailing, dating apps to […]

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  • Comedio(nto)logy

    By Dimitra Gorgoli | May 14th, 2016

    The etymology of the word “comedy”, is known to have two origins: a)”komos+odi”(crowd + song), which means the song of the boisterous crowd. b)”komi+odi”(peasants + song), which means the song […]

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  • Enigma – Encrypyion and the sexual relation

    By Scott Wilson | May 14th, 2016

    In the 1940s and 50s Lacan was of course fascinated by the new science of cybernetics and information theory, referencing Claude Shannon and Norburt Wiener among others. Turing is not […]

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  • Belgian blues

    By Stijn Vanheule | May 7th, 2016

    Belgian policy makers and health insurers are concerned about this proliferating consumption and its negative impact on the overall budget for healthcare. To stop the proliferation, it is now believed […]

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