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  • A Woman’s Existence

    By Keren Ben-Hagai | May 19th, 2021

    “Wie es wird, wie sich das Weib.”[1] Throughout his teaching, Freud referred to femininity as an enigma.  He spoke of woman’s sexuality as a dark continent. And in his letter […]

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  • What Do We Call ‘Body Event’?[1]

    By Daniel Roy | May 15th, 2021

    This expression “body event”, as defining the symptom, can be found in the text Lacan submitted for inclusion in the proceedings of the 5thInternational Joyce Symposium in 1975, under the […]

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  • Lemebel: Writing as a Way of Love

    By Joaquín Carrasco | May 12th, 2021

    Image credit: “Las dos Fridas” (1989; Pedro Lemebel and Francisco Casas) by Pedro Marinello. Further details at: http://english.yeguasdelapocalipsis.cl/ “I don’t think I was born for love, I invent love for […]

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  • The Body Marked by Language [1]

    By Alexandre Stevens | May 8th, 2021

    In his last Seminar, The Moment to Conclude, Lacan says the following: “The Symbolic is language: we learn to speak and it leaves traces […], consequences that are nothing other than the sinthome […]

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  • Docile to Trans

    By Jacques-Alain Miller | May 5th, 2021

    Image credit: Hermaphrodite endormi, resting on a mattress specially sculpted by Bernini. Roman work discovered in 1608, life-size marble, Louvre Museum. The storm has broken. The trans crisis is upon […]

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  • The Saying of Sex

    By Rosa Elena Manzetti | April 24th, 2021

    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, […]

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  • Femicides

    By Silvia Elena Tendlarz | April 21st, 2021

    Violence is part of our contemporary world and the classifications with which crimes are named are expanding and diversifying. Crimes transcend gender, race, and age, but some take on the […]

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  • Practice Among Many – A Dam for Jouissance (1)

    By Yaron Gilat | April 17th, 2021

    In relation to the psychotic subject, practice among many (La pratique à plusieurs) may initiate three effects (2, 3). First, generate a division, as the one we speak of when […]

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