“Class is part of the economy of truth,” says Sartre. The subject is contextualised into a subcapitalist discourse that includes consciousness as a totality, an expressionism that includes truth as a paradox. Lacan suggests the use of expressionism to deconstruct outmoded, sexist perceptions of society. An abundance of narratives concerning expressionism exist. Thus, neocapitalist feminism stat...

this study concerns to analyze femininity identity by psychoanalysis approach of lacan. psychoanalysis is certainly one of the most areas of debate within feminist artists. the main question of this research is: “how does video art show the femininity identity?” so, initially we tried to categorize different influential concepts of lacan’s psychoanalysis which is necessary to get to know his at...

this paper is an attempt to explore how lacanian concepts of desire, unconscious, as well as alienation are reflected in the major characters of vladimir vladimirovich nabokov’s lolita. before unleashing the new, inexplicable yet highly fascinating aspects of psychoanalysis by the advent of french poststructuralist and psychoanalyst jacques lacan, freudian psychoanalysis used to play the pivota...

John Forrester (1949-2015) fue un estudioso británico de la historia doctrina freudiana y evolución del movimiento psicoanalítico. Su primer libro, Los orígenes psicoanálisis en el lenguaje (1980), analiza rol las palabras los planteamientos terapia desarrollados por Sigmund Freud. última obra, Freud in Cambridge (2017), escrita con L. Cameron, es detenido estudio recepción Inglaterra. tradujo,...

This article gives a comparative analysis of the way in which Lacanian psychoanalysis and Alain Badiou’s mathematical ontology understand the category of the real, respectively, as the foundation of individual subjectivity or the name of being-as-being. A number of shifts in focus arise from the fundamental difference in the location of the void: from the individual act to the collective event;...

This paper studies how subjectivity in capitalist culture can be characterized. Building on Lacan's later seminars XVI, XVII, XVIII, and XIX, the author first outlines Lacan's general discourse theory, which includes four characteristic discourses: the discourse of the master, the discourse of the university, the discourse of the hysteric and the discourse of the analyst. Next, the author explo...

This article sets out to shed light on the Lacanian concept of cut (introduced in 1961-1962): it refers to the symbolic (i.e., linguistic) operation which produces the object a and thereby enables separation, through which the subject emerges. To that effect, we show how this concept benefitted from Lacan's interactions with Maud Mannoni (1923-1998), who focused on clinical situations where imp...