John Gasperoni and Jacques Siboni have been the guests of
Radio Valencia, a radio from S.C.R.E.A.M for P.e.a.c.e. They discussed
Jouissance and Jacques Lacan, and the situation of psychoanalysis in the
USA. It was on March 10 2014 in San Francisco
Jacques B. Siboni
Author Archives: Jacques B. Siboni
The Four Discourses & the Ethics of Psychoanalysis
The Four Discourses & the Ethics of Psychoanalysis
with John Gasperoni
At the Wright Institute
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Wright on YouTube
At the GIFRIC
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GIFRIC on YouTube
1st Source: Workshop of clinical topology #08 The Sinthome
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#08 The Sinthome
The construction of sublimation by the sinthome
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1st Source: Workshop of clinical topology #07 Anguish, Inhibition, Symptom
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#07 Anguish, Inhibition, Symptom
The course from anguish to symptom
How the symptom and its secondary benefit coexist
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1st Source: Workshop of clinical topology #06 Real, Symbolic, Imaginary
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#06 Real, Symbolic, Imaginary
The three dimensions of speech
These dimensions are also so-called dit mansions where the object comes to nest
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1st Source: Workshop of clinical topology #05 Topology of the Drive
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#05 Demand & Desire #3 Pulse topology
How do unite and separate subject and desire
The libido is just like bubble gum
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1st Source: Workshop of clinical topology #04 Demand & Desire #2
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#04 Demand & Desire #2 An embrace?
“I ask you to refuse what I offer you, because that's not it”
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1st Source: Workshop of clinical topology #03 Demand & Desire #1
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#03 Demand & Desire #1
“Do not ask for your way to the one who knows it, you might not get lost.”
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1st Source: Workshop of clinical topology #02 the slip of the tongue
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The relationship signifier / signified in the slips of the tongue
The bar separating signifier and signified is a Moebius Strip
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Lacanian Symbols
Here are the Lacanian symbols as I used them. Note that these are symbols for texts written using LaTeX or LyX and not Word.
Here is the final appearance: mysigns.pdf
Here are the two files necessary to achieve this: mysigns.tex custom2e.tex