The Lacanian Review Online

  • Demonic Possession and Other Jouissance Today

    By Marie Trémelot | Aigle, Switzerland | January 26th, 2022

    Demonic possession can be considered by some, as well as the religious response to it – to purge the body of the devil that occupies it – as a phenomenon […]

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  • Black Holes’ Singularity

    By Dominique Rudaz | Lausanne, Switzerland | January 19th, 2022

    The Lacanian Review (TLR) offered us two fascinating interviews with internationally renowned researchers; the question of black holes was discussed[1]. Recently there was also an interview with a mathematician about […]

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  • The Distant Proximity of a Close-up

    By Camila Gonzatto | Berlin, Germany | December 15th, 2021

    My first online session was indeed an analytic experience. Even though I consider myself very literate in all kinds of media, I was somehow skeptical about a virtual psychoanalytical session. […]

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  • From Threat to Thread

    By Dimitra Gorgoli | Athens, Greece | December 8th, 2021

    “Tailor” is the first movie by Sonia Liza Kenterman. It narrates the story of Nikos, a middle-aged tailor, working at his father’s tailor shop in Athens, trying to make ends […]

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  • From Kierkegaard to Lacan: Repetition?

    By Maro Bellou | Athens, Greece | December 1st, 2021

    Kierkegaard, who, according to Lacan, was “the most acute of the questioners of the soul”[1] before Freud, was beset, as he himself testifies, by a problem: “whether repetition is possible, and what it means, […]

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  • Our Blind Spot

    By Gustavo Dessal | Madrid, Spain | November 26th, 2021

    In March of 1974 Lacan delivered a lecture in Milan that was premonitory in referring to a threat that no one was paying much attention to at the time. He […]

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  • Decency

    By Markus Zöchmeister | Vienna, Austria | November 17th, 2021

    Some politicians wear a larva of decency. There are always moments of exposure (Entlarvung) where something behind the larva comes out. These moments are often very comical (komisch) and of […]

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  • It Takes Time

    By Gleb Napreenko | Moscow, Russia | November 10th, 2021

    Acceptance/rejection: this pair of polar terms describes the dominant way of dealing with the otherness of jouissance in public discourse, to locate it somewhere. However, if we look closely at […]

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